Changing Urban Populations Regional Restructuring, Racial Polarization, and Poverty Concentration

The contexts for urban demographic change in the U.S. have led to sharper divisions in the growth prospects, diversity profiles, & economic structures across broad regions of the country as well as within metropolitan areas. Understanding the changing population profiles of urban America, with its increasing number of immigrants & growing diversity imposed upon a background of racial & income polarization, is a necessary first step in meeting the challenge of diversity. This report focuses on the forces that shape key demographic trends across regions & in metropolitan areas. Shows how these trends have led to disparities in growth & decline, racial polarization, & poverty concentration.Frey, William H. is the author of 'Changing Urban Populations Regional Restructuring, Racial Polarization, and Poverty Concentration' with ISBN 9780788188992 and ISBN 0788188992.