Electronic Resources

Journal of Urban History

The Journal of Urban History presents original research by distinguished authors from the variety of fields concerned with urban history. You get the latest scholarship on such topics as: Public Housing, Migration, Urban Growth, School Reform, City Planning History, Racial Segregation, Urban Culture, and Urban Politics. In addition to incisive articles, the Journal of Urban History regularly publishes Review Essays, providing a tremendous resource for research, study, and application of new interpretations and developments in urban history. And in the last issue of each volume, you'll find an index of authors and articles for quick and easy reference to the data and analyses you need. The Journal of Urban History frequently supplements its broad coverage with in-depth studies on select topics of interest.

Holdings: v. 25, no. 2 (1999)-- present

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