The Origins of the Urban Crisis: Race and Inequality in Postwar Detroit - Updated Edition
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The Origins of the Urban Crisis: Race and Inequality in Postwar Detroit - Updated Edition

by Thomas J. Sugrue

History Sociology
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In this updated edition, Thomas J. Sugrue examines the origins of Detroit’s postwar urban crisis through the intertwined histories of race and inequality. The book offers readers a focused historical study of urban change and its enduring social consequences.

ISBN-13 9780691162553 ASIN 0691162557 Views 370 Publisher Princeton University Press Year 2014 Edition Updated Format Paperback Product Group Book Pages 432 Adult No Created March 08, 2026 Updated September 08, 2026
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The Origins of the Urban Crisis explores race and inequality in postwar Detroit.

Thomas J. Sugrue examines the forces behind the city’s urban crisis and places Detroit’s experience within a broader historical context.

This updated edition presents the work for readers seeking insight into urban history, social inequality, and race in modern America.

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