Community Economic Development: A Reflection on Community, Power and the Law
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Abstract
In this Article, Professor Diamond explores the nature of community. He specifically examines the potential for economic development as a means for achieving the growth of political power and institutions in economically depressed neighborhood communities and the proper role of the neighborhood attorney in facilitating this expansion.
This paper has been withdrawn.