Examines the impact of business improvement districts on the quality of contemporary civic life.
Jerry Mitchell provides a comprehensive analysis of business improvement districts (BIDs)-public-private partnerships that shape city places into enticing destinations for people to work, live, and have fun. Responsible for the revitalization of New York’s Times Square and Seattle’s Pioneer Square, BIDs operate in large cities and small towns throughout the United States. Mitchell examines the reasons for their emergence, the ways they are organized and financed, the types of services they provide, their performance, their advantages and disadvantages, and their future prospects.
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1. The Shape of City Places
2. Historical Connections
3. The BID Approach
4. The Organization of Innovation
5. Making a Difference
6. Evaluating Evaluations
7. The Prospects for BIDs
Notes
Index
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Jerry Mitchell is Professor of Public Affairs at Baruch College, the City University of New York, and the author of The American Experiment with Government Corporations.
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