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Rational Reindustrialization : An Economic Development Agenda for Detroit
Published by Widgetripper Press, Detroit, 1981
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Condition: Very good condition. First printing. Dan Luria was principal energy and automotive regulatory analyst in the Research Department of the UAW. And Jack Russell was the economic development analyst on the staff of Detroit City Councilman Kenneth V. Cockrel. Neither were formally trained in economic development, but were native Detroiters seeking to rescue their city from decades of disinvestment and reintroduce 100,000 new jobs. Text prepared by Beverky Bydlos and cover photo by Russ Marshall. Saddle-stapled quarto (8-1/2 x 11 inches) in pictorial wraps, 63 pp.
