Econocide: elimination of the urban poor

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.