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city limits thesis: a standalone construct

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Urban politics

the argument that cities, competing for mobile capital and residents, favor developmental policies and avoid redistribution whatever their local politics.

In urban politics, city limits thesis refers to the argument that cities, competing for mobile capital and residents, favor developmental policies and avoid redistribution whatever their local politics. This meaning comes from Peterson (1981) in City Limits.[1]

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Peterson, P. E. (1981). City Limits. University of Chicago Press. https://doi.org/10.7208/chicago/9780226922645.001.0001

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