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Two conflicting developments have recently characterized civic life in the United States. The first, the centralization of formal agencies of government, too often leads to diminishing political liberties and tyranny. The second, which is characterized by a greater amount of civic participation and individual self-actualization, is the formation of a whole new layer of sublocal institutions, both... Read more
Chapter 1 The Future of Neighborhood Chapter 2 Enfranchising Citizens Chapter 3 Resolving Disputes Chapter 4 Funding Neighborhoods Chapter 5 Promoting Equality Chapter 6 Proliferating Initiative, Conclusion
Biography
Liebmann, George W.
