Wetherell, Sam Potter
(2020)
'Redlining' the British City.
Renewal: A Journal of Social Democracy.
pp. 81-89.
ISSN 0968-252X
Abstract
The ‘redlining’ of urban space was one of the many ways in which the US New Deal excluded millions of black Americans from its benefits. The concept also helps us to better grasp the operation of racialised inequality in Britain, not just in the neoliberal era but also under the aegis of post-war social democracy.
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Wetherell, Sam Potter (sam.wetherell@york.ac.uk)
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