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Regions and regionalism in the United States

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    Chapter 1 The Significance of Regions
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    Chapter 2 The Elements of Regional Differences in the United States
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    Chapter 3 The Historic Basis of Present Regional Differences in the United States
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    Chapter 4 One America?
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    Chapter 5 ‘Frostbelt v. Sunbelt’: a Particular Case
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    Chapter 6 Regions and Resources in the Late Twentieth Century: East v. West
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    Chapter 7 Changes in the Urban-industrial Economy: Poverty and Affluence
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    Chapter 8 Public Policy and Regionalism: I. Tennessee Valley Authority
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    Chapter 9 Public Policy and Regionalism: II. The Appalachian Regional Commission and other Federal Approaches to Regional Planning in the 1960s
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    Chapter 10 Public Policy and Regionalism: III. Urban Issues
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    Chapter 11 Conclusions: Regions and Regionalism
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Title
Regions and regionalism in the United States
Published by
Macmillan Education, January 1988
DOI 10.1007/978-1-349-19045-4
ISBNs
978-0-333-39861-6, 978-0-333-39862-3, 978-1-349-19045-4
Authors

Bradshaw, Michael J, Bradshaw, Michael

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