Blending rich historical research with sharp analysis, this book uncovers the interplay of race, urban planning ideologies, and social equity, shedding light on how Chinatowns navigate resilience and reinvention amid shifting urban paradigms. This book invites readers to rethink the meaning of place, heritage, and equity in the urban fabric.
Blending rich historical research with sharp analysis, this book uncovers the interplay of race, urban planning ideologies, and social equity, shedding light on how Chinatowns navigate resilience and reinvention amid shifting urban paradigms. This book invites readers to rethink the meaning of place, heritage, and equity in the urban fabric.
Chuo Li is Professor in the Department of Landscape Architecture and Environmental Design at Mississippi State University. Her research advocates for the role of landscape design in fostering resilient communities and creating inclusive, equitable cities.
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Introduction Part I Land-Use Changes and the Politics of Differences 1. Housing and Contested Territory in San Francisco's Chinatown 2. "Urban Renewal Comes to Chinatown with Ease?": The Case of Chicago's Chinatown 3. Redefining Urban Production Spaces in New York's Chinatown Part II Reinventing Neighborhood: Cultural Identity and Landscape Changes 4. Historic Preservation and the Politics of Identity in San Francisco's Chinatown 5. Landscape Imagery and Community Building in Chicago's Chinatown 6. Contested Ground of New York's Chinatown Amid Global Shifts Conclusions
Introduction Part I Land-Use Changes and the Politics of Differences 1. Housing and Contested Territory in San Francisco's Chinatown 2. "Urban Renewal Comes to Chinatown with Ease?": The Case of Chicago's Chinatown 3. Redefining Urban Production Spaces in New York's Chinatown Part II Reinventing Neighborhood: Cultural Identity and Landscape Changes 4. Historic Preservation and the Politics of Identity in San Francisco's Chinatown 5. Landscape Imagery and Community Building in Chicago's Chinatown 6. Contested Ground of New York's Chinatown Amid Global Shifts Conclusions
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