Examining the Impact of Urban Development on Neighborhoods

This chapter explores the lasting impact of Robert Moses on New York City's infrastructure, especially regarding his highways and their effects on local neighborhoods. It contrasts Moses’ urban planning strategies with those of activist Jane Jacobs, revealing differing philosophies that shaped community dynamics and development patterns.

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