Gerry Riposa
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 1144822 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Gerry Riposa |
| PRENOMES | Gerry |
| SOBRENOME | Riposa |
| ASSINATURA | RIPOSA G |
| AFILIAÇÕES | California State University, Long Beach |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 10 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 22 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 10 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1984 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2003 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Urban Universities
Urban universities play an increasingly significant role in post-secondary education; however, little attention has been directed at these institutions. While not attempting to provide a comprehensive set of generalizations predicting the behavior of these educational institutions, this article seeks to be a gateway to focus our attention upon and examine the distinctive character, mission, and activities of urban universities. To that end, we bu…
Is governance the lost hard “G” in Los Angeles
From Enterprise Zones to Empowerment Zones
Economic development policy continues to dominate city agendas as local officials vie for investment and population in the effort to generate a robust local economy. Many times, however, such policies have succeeded in building capital-intensive projects while failing to enhance the community's quality of life. Building on the enterprise zone concept, the Clinton administration's Empowerment Zone Act of 1993 attempts to avoid this pitfall by blen…
Activities and Appointments
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Implementing Economic Development in Middle America
Economic development was the synonym for urban policy in the 1980s. No longer an exclusive policy concern for older, larger cities located in the economically ravaged areas suffering from capital flight, now urban economic development is the preoccupation of city governments regardless of size or region. Although this policy terrain has received scholarly attention, most of this effort has been focused on large cities located in the industrial mi…
After Reagan's Deregulation
President Reagan's New Federalism has promised to redistribute the political power within the fcdcral system through a concerted program of deregulation and decentralization. Through such an approach, the Administration holds that intergovernmental policy making will reap the benefits of increased cooperation, efficiency, and effectiveness. This paper examines Reagan's New Federalism in energy policy, finding a continued presence of state‐federal…
Public Policy in Latin American
Ceta
Tax Rebels and Tax Rebellion
State Energy Preparedness Policy
From Enterprise Zones to Empowerment Zones
Economic development policy continues to dominate city agendas as local officials vie for investment and population in the effort to generate a robust local economy. Many times, however, such policies have succeeded in building capital-intensive projects while failing to enhance the community's quality of life. Building on the enterprise zone concept, the Clinton administration's Empowerment Zone Act of 1993 attempts to avoid this pitfall by blen…
Urban Universities
Urban universities play an increasingly significant role in post-secondary education; however, little attention has been directed at these institutions. While not attempting to provide a comprehensive set of generalizations predicting the behavior of these educational institutions, this article seeks to be a gateway to focus our attention upon and examine the distinctive character, mission, and activities of urban universities. To that end, we bu…
Tax Rebels and Tax Rebellion
Is governance the lost hard “G” in Los Angeles
After Reagan's Deregulation
President Reagan's New Federalism has promised to redistribute the political power within the fcdcral system through a concerted program of deregulation and decentralization. Through such an approach, the Administration holds that intergovernmental policy making will reap the benefits of increased cooperation, efficiency, and effectiveness. This paper examines Reagan's New Federalism in energy policy, finding a continued presence of state‐federal…
State Energy Preparedness Policy
Public Policy in Latin American
Ceta
Tax Rebels and Tax Rebellion
After Reagan's Deregulation
President Reagan's New Federalism has promised to redistribute the political power within the fcdcral system through a concerted program of deregulation and decentralization. Through such an approach, the Administration holds that intergovernmental policy making will reap the benefits of increased cooperation, efficiency, and effectiveness. This paper examines Reagan's New Federalism in energy policy, finding a continued presence of state‐federal…
Implementing Economic Development in Middle America
Economic development was the synonym for urban policy in the 1980s. No longer an exclusive policy concern for older, larger cities located in the economically ravaged areas suffering from capital flight, now urban economic development is the preoccupation of city governments regardless of size or region. Although this policy terrain has received scholarly attention, most of this effort has been focused on large cities located in the industrial mi…
Activities and Appointments
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. As you have access to this content, a full PDF is available via the ‘Save PDF’ action button
From Enterprise Zones to Empowerment Zones
Economic development policy continues to dominate city agendas as local officials vie for investment and population in the effort to generate a robust local economy. Many times, however, such policies have succeeded in building capital-intensive projects while failing to enhance the community's quality of life. Building on the enterprise zone concept, the Clinton administration's Empowerment Zone Act of 1993 attempts to avoid this pitfall by blen…
Is governance the lost hard “G” in Los Angeles
Urban Universities
Urban universities play an increasingly significant role in post-secondary education; however, little attention has been directed at these institutions. While not attempting to provide a comprehensive set of generalizations predicting the behavior of these educational institutions, this article seeks to be a gateway to focus our attention upon and examine the distinctive character, mission, and activities of urban universities. To that end, we bu…
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