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Corporate Power and Urban Growth: The Case of Urban Renewal

on public policy. In empirical research, they are treated as external, &dquo;natural&dquo; determinants of a city’s policy. Such an approach argues that because political units share common ecological structures or similar levels of economic development, they face similar technical constraints. These constraints affect public policy in similar ways, despite the structure of government, the partisan posture of political elites, or the nature of the political system. Such a view assumes that the trans-