148 Pages
by
Routledge
148 Pages
by
Routledge
152 Pages
by
Routledge
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Both the great cities studied in this book are renowned for their imposing streets and buildings, their cultural and political vitality and their cosmopolitan lifestyles, but just outside their centres are neighbourhoods where ordinairy people have their homes, often living in poverty and sometimes in squalor. Two such neighbourhoods were Stockwell in London and Folie-Mericourt in Paris, and are... Read more
Introduction
1. The inner city environment
2. Household incomes: the national and metropolitan context
3. Income inequality and poverty: stockwell and Folie-Mericourt
4. The inner city housing problem
5. Education, health and leisure
6. Multiple disadvantage
7. Comparisons and policies
Biography
Charles Madge
