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Who Really Rules? New Haven and Community Power Reexamined, G. William Domhoff
The Contested City, John H. Mollenkopf Reviewed by Stephen David
The Cost of Good Intentions: New York City and the Liberal Experiment, Charles R. Morris Reviewed by Stephen David
Community Power and Political Theory: A Further Look at Problems of Evidence and Inference, Second, Enlarged Edition, Nelson W. Polsby Reviewed by Stephen David
The Ungovernable City: The Politics of Urban Problems and Policy Making, Douglas Yates Reviewed by Stephen David
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