Introduction
Contemporary economic inequities and socioeconomic-political responses
A collectivity of economic others
Like genocide, so econocide
Econocide and the city : Cincinnati, Ohio, and policy-driven elimination
Of economic others
Beggars, panhandlers, and public policy
Design for a pleasing city
Drug exclusion ordinance
Schools, pools, hoops, and shelters
The city and econocide : Cincinnati, Ohio, and policy-driven elimination
Of affordable housing
"Restoc" affordable housing
Housing impaction ordinance
Hope : there were not enough houses for us to live in
"This little pig went to market
this little pig got none" :
And housing choice vouchers
The city and econocide : privatization of city governance-ensuring
Economic homogeneity
Planning is
planning ain't
To spark economic growth in the city
A slippery slope to deconcentration : poverty and beyond
Considerable community debate
about homeless shelters
Conclusion
References
Index.