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Title: THE HUDNUT YEARS IN INDIANAPOLIS, 1976-1991
By: William H. Hudnut, Mark S. Rosentraub
Format: Hardback

List price: £22.99


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ISBN 10: 0253328292
ISBN 13: 9780253328298
Publisher: INDIANA UNIVERSITY PRESS
Pub. date: 22 April, 1995
Pages: 352
Description: During Bill Hudnut's sixteen-year tenure as Mayor of Indianapolis, the city was transformed from India-No-Place to what has been called the Miracle of the Rust Belt. This book tells the story of his sixteen years as the head of Indianapolis, what problems he faced, how he perceived them, and how the city organized to meet them.
Synopsis: During Bill Hudnut's sixteen-year tenure as Mayor of Indianapolis, the city was transformed from India-No-Place to what has been called the Miracle of the Rust Belt. Even his detractors will admit that Hudnut's dynamism and leadership had a great deal to do with this renaissance. In this book, the former Mayor tells the story of his sixteen years as the head of Indianapolis, what problems he faced, how he perceived them, how the city organized to meet them, and where he succeeded and where he failed. Anyone interested in these important years in the history of Indianapolis will be fascinated by this book, as will students of urban government generally.In addition to presenting his own account, Hudnut has asked scholars to offer their assessment of his administration's performance in a number of key areas: fiscal health, the amateur-sports strategy, neighborhoods and their relationship to UNIGOV, the police department, the politics of health, education, the urban environment, and affirmative action. A group of citizen activists and political opponents were also asked to comment on the Hudnut years.In a final chapter, Hudnut summarizes the lessons he learned about the role of a mayor and the problems of urban governments.
Illustrations: 22 b&w photos
Publication: US
Imprint: Indiana University Press
Returns: Non-returnable
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