Routledge - Not Welcome Here: Racism and Property in America

Explore the complex relationship between social structures and land use in Not Welcome Here: Racism and Property in America. Published by Routledge, this book examines how historical and contemporary issues of racism intersect with property ownership and urban planning in the United States. This text serves as a significant resource for students, researchers, and professionals interested in the history of American land use and the social implications of property rights. By focusing on the intersection of race and urban development, it provides a foundation for understanding how physical spaces and legal frameworks have shaped the American landscape. Whether you are studying architecture, urban planning, or social history, this work offers a deep look into the systemic factors that influence how communities are built and managed. It is an essential addition to any academic or professional library focused on the evolution of American cities and the social dynamics of land ownership.