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Reindustrializing New York State

Strategies, Implications, Challenges

Häftad, Engelska, 1986

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This is the first study to comprehensively investigate economic revitalization strategies in a state economy that, until recently, had been the most powerful in the United States. In sixteen original essays, Reindustrializing New York State documents the state's long-term deindustrialization and examines and evaluates the policies initiated to reverse its decline.Pursuing an analysis of each of the strategies crucial to New York's economic redevelopment, the authors assess the significance of the state's policy actions and inactions, while focusing attention on problems and trends likely to pose formidable barriers to future growth. What crystallizes is the image of a state in passage to a radically different stage of political, social, and economic organization with new possibilities as well as new hazards.

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Utgivningsdatum1986-01-01
Mått152 x 229 x 29 mm
Vikt590 g
FormatHäftad
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor456
FörlagState University of New York Press
ISBN9780887061783

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Morton Schoolman is Associate Professor of Political Science and Public Policy at the State University of New York at Albany, and the author of The Imaginary Witness: The Critical Theory of Herbert Marcuse. Alvin Magid is Associate Professor of Political Science at the State University of New York at Albany. He is the author of Men in the Middle: Leadership and Role Conflict in a Nigerian Society, and coeditor with Thomas Weaver of Poverty: New Interdisciplinary Perspectives.

Preface I. Introduction: New Directions 1. Solving the Dilemma of Statesmanship: Reindustrialization Through An Evolving Democratic PlanMorton Schoolman II. Bench Marks: A Declining Industry, Industries Contributing to Decline, State Policies and State Decline 2. Imports and Apparel: From Riches to RagsBarry Gewen 3. Industrial Devolution in New York StateGlenn Yago, Hyman Korman, Gail Lerner, Sen-Yuan Wu, Michael Schwartz, and Charlene Seifert 4. Trends in Manufacturing Employment and Reflections on Infrastructure Investment, Tax and Expenditure Policy in New Yotk StateEdward F. Renshaw III. Foundations 5. Strategic Planning in a White Collar City: The Case of AlbanyTodd Swanstrom 6. Economic Development Prospects for New York's St. Lawrence River BasinMark J. Kasoff and Mark D. Soskin 7. Local Economic Development and the StateLawrence Southwick Jr. IV. State Revitalization in International Context 8. The Changing Impact of International Trade On the Economy of New York StateWalter Goldstein 9. Foreign Direct Investment and Regional Development: The Case of Canadian Investment in New York StatePrem Gandhi V. Partners: The Government, Business, and Academic Communitie s 10. Building the Twentieth Century Public Works Machine: Robert Moses and the Public AuthorityJon J. Lines, Ellen L. Parker, David C. Perry 11. The Center for Industrial Innovation at RPI: Critical Reflections in New York's Economic RecoveryMichael Black and Richard Worthington 12. Reindustrialization in New York: The Role of the State UniversityJohn W. Kalas VI. Special Issues 13. Defense Procurement and the Reindustrialization of New York StateJames E. Ryan 14. Old Federalism and New Federalism in New York StateRichard H. Silkman 15. Acid Rain: Public Policy in the Face of UncertaintyRoman Hedges and Donald J. Reeb VII. Foreign Models for State Initiatives 16. Industrial Democracy and Reindustrialization: Cross-Cultural PerspectivesAlvin Magid Notes Contributors Index