Winter 2012: Manufacturing: New Industries, Progressive Approaches?

Seventh Generation

• Sites Speak Louder than Words: Occupy Wall Street in New York City (471 KB)
  By Samuel Stein

Manufacturing

• Introduction to the Special Issue on Manufacturing (410 KB)
  By Jennifer Clark and Pierre Clavel
• Planners and Manufacturing: An Uneasy Alliance (210 KB)
  By Robert Giloth
• Job Creation Strategies to Accelerate the Return of U.S. Manufacturing
  By Susan Christopherson
• Is There a Progressive Approach to Innovation Policy?
  By Jennifer Clark
• The Promises and Pitfalls of Planned Manufacturing Districts: Lessons from Chicago
  By Joel Rast
• In the Shadow of Real Estate, Linking Designers and Manufacturers in New York City
  By Sarah Crean
• A Role for Manufacturing in the Real Estate Capital of the World? Furniture and Apparel in New York City
  By Lynn McCormick with Efrain Borrero, Samantha Imperatrice and Rupesh Manglavil
• Chinatown and the Decline of Immigrant Garment Clusters in the Fashion Capital of the World
  By Tarry Hum
• Atlanta: How to Remake Cities as Places for Twenty-First Century Manufacturing
  By Nathanael Z. Hoelzel and Nancey Green Leigh
• Post-Industrial Restructuring? The Changing Regional Manufacturing Landscape in the U.S.
  By Marc Doussard and Greg Schrock
• Designing an Urban Industrial Future: Philadelphia’s Lower Schuylkill River District
  By Laura Wolf-Powers
• Manufacturing is not Dead: How to Track its Reemergence
  By Ron Kelly

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