Second metropolis : pragmatic pluralism in Gilded Age Chicago, Silver Age Moscow, and Meiji Osaka
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Second metropolis : pragmatic pluralism in Gilded Age Chicago, Silver Age Moscow, and Meiji Osaka
（Woodrow Wilson Center series）
Woodrow Wilson Center Press , Cambridge University Press, 2001
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 373-449) and index
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: hbk ISBN 9780521801799
内容説明
By exploring and comparing North America's, Russia's, and Japan's 'second cities' - Chicago, Moscow, and Osaka - Second Metropolis discloses the extent to which social fragmentation, frequently viewed as an obstacle to democratic development, actually fostered a 'pragmatic pluralism' that nurtured pluralistic public policies. Such policies are explored through six case studies - the politics of street railways and charter reform in Chicago, adult education and housing in Moscow, and harbor revitalization and poverty alleviation in Osaka - that illustrate how even those with massive political and economic power were stymied by the complexity of their communities. Chicago, Moscow, and Osaka, though the products of very different nations and cultures, nonetheless shared an important experience of inclusive politics during an era of extraordinary growth and social diversity. The success of all three cities, which went well beyond mere survival, rested on a distinctive political resource: pragmatic pluralism.
目次
- Preface
- 1. Introduction: from hegemony to pragmatic pluralism
- Part I. Three Industrial Giants: 2. Porkopolis
- 3. Russia's calico heart
- 4. Kitchen of the country
- Part II. Tales of Success and Excess: 5. Transit tussles
- 6. Educating Moscow's workers
- 7. Prosperity's harbor
- Part III. Riots and Revolution: 8. Charter failure
- 9. The worst-housed city in Europe
- 10. Poverty and riots
- Part IV. Conclusion: 11. Successful pragmatic pluralists: the practice of politics without hegemony
- 12. The practice of pragmatic pluralism: the city, transitional capitalism, and the meaning of Moscow.
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: pbk ISBN 9781930365155
内容説明
By exploring and comparing North America's, Russia's, and Japan's "second cities" of a century ago-Chicago, Moscow, and Osaka- Second Metropolis discloses the extent to which social fragmentation, frequently viewed as an obstacle to democratic development, actually fostered pluralistic public policies. Such policies are explored through six case studies-the politics of street railways and charter reform in Chicago, adult education and housing in Moscow, and harbor revitalization and poverty alleviation in Osaka-that illustrate how even those with massive political and economic power were stymied by the complexity of their communities. Chicago, Moscow, and Osaka, though the products of very different nations and cultures, nonetheless shared an important experience of inclusive politics during an era of extraordinary growth and social diversity. The success of all three cities, which went well beyond mere survival, rested on a distinctive political resource: pragmatic pluralism.
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