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DETROIT DIVIDED
DETROIT DIVIDED
REYNOLDS FARLEY
SHELDON DANZIGER
HARRY
J.
HOLZER
A VOLUME IN THE MULTI-CITY STUDY OF
URBAN INEQUALITY
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Alan S. Blinder
Christine
K.
Cassel
Thomas D. Cook
Robert E. Denham
Phoebe
C.
Ellsworth
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L.
Hochschild
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A.
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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
Farley, Reynolds, 1938-
Detroit divided / Reynolds Farley, Sheldon Danziger, Harry J. Holzer.
p. cm.
"A volume in the Multi-City Study of Urban Inequality."
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN 0-87154-243-9 (cloth) ISBN 087154-281-1 (paper)
l.
Detroit (Mich.)-Economic conditions. 2. Detroit (Mich.)-Social
conditions. 3. Detroit (Mich.)-Race relations.
I.
Danziger, Shel-
don, 1957-
II.
Holzer, Harry J.
III.
Title
HC108.D6F37 2000
306'.09774'34-dc21
99-087514
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2000 by Russell Sage Foundation. First papercover edition 2002. All
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The Multi-City Study of Urban Inequality
The Multi-City Study of Urban Inequality is a major social science re-
search project designed to deepen the nation's understanding of the so-
cial and economic divisions that now beset America's cities.
It
is based
on a uniquely linked set of surveys of employers and households in four
major cities: Atlanta, Boston, Detroit, and Los Angeles. The Multi-City
Study focuses on the effects of massive economic restructuring on racial
and ethnic groups in the inner city, who must compete for increasingly
limited opportunities in a shifting labor market while facing persistent
discrimination in housing and hiring. Involving more than forty re-
searchers at fifteen U.S. colleges and universities, the Multi-City Study
has been jointly funded by the Ford Foundation and the Russell Sage
Foundation. This volume is the second in a series of books reporting the
results of the Multi-City Study to be published by the Russell Sage
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