id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentence	flesch	summary	cache	txt
xd07gq7044s	Brian J Miller	Not All Suburbs Are Created Equal: The Dynamic Development, Interaction, and Character of Three Chicago Suburbs	2010		.txt	text/plain	112	3	30	This study answers three questions: how these communities began with similar features and arrived at very distinct outcomes in terms of population, wealth, prestige, character, and other traits; how suburbs, particularly railroad suburbs, mature over time; and how the interaction between these three towns and other suburbs influence their development. I draw upon three paradigms in urban sociology, the Chicago School, the political economy model, and the Los Angeles School, to answer these questions and develop an approach that emphasizes deep studies of small groups of suburbs due to their unique histories, character, and growth trajectories.	cache/xd07gq7044s.txt	txt/xd07gq7044s.txt