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Federally assisted urban redevelopment: A blue print for segregation

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This article is a slightly revised version of a chapter in Theodore J. Lowi’sThe End of Liberalism published by W. W. Norton.

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Lowi, T.J. Apartheid U.S.A.. Trans-action 7, 32–39 (1970). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02806324

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