... on slopes whilst creating urban amenities that increase access to natural environments, such as urban parks. Green infrastructure improves the quality of built environments, helps conserve natural features and amenities, and provides greater integration of nature into cities. Bioswales Clean Water Act...

...This chapter discusses Urarina factionalism and patterns of itinerant residence. These are consistent with a strategy of autonomy that is achieved largely through oscilliation between polar extremes of “isolation” and “national” integration. The chapter also demonstrates that the Chambira lands...

... attempted to lead the growth of security structures in South America that would prove to be sustainable so that the necessary conditions for regional integration that would further Brazil's international strategy would be established and satisfied. To a certain degree, Itamaraty's capacity to lead...

...On the forefront of global economic relations since the 17th century, Virginia and the South were at the center of American global integration in the 1990s. This is the main story of the region in the fading years of the 20th century, and is likewise that time frame's dominant story for the whole...

... Antibusing Anti integration Anti integrationists Blacks Brown v Board of Education of Topeka Busing Civil Rights Act of 1964 Civil rights movement Communist conspiracy theories Conspiracy theories Desegregation Far right Government North Racism Racists Segregationists Southern...

... foresaw a city where the residential blocks would spur such a high degree of social integration among residents that there would be no need for walls between houses. The new capital's major problems are similar to those afflicting other cities including incomplete public facilities and infrastructure...

... when the Supreme Court handed down its Brown v. Board of Education ruling compelling the integration of public-school education in 1954. As Zora Neale Hurston explained, it was not so much a question of eschewing integrationism, since she could not as an African American be in favor...

...This chapter details Cliff Finch's election as governor in 1975 and his successful integration of the Democratic Party afterward. Finch did this largely to counter the rising influence of the Republican Party, which itself was fielding candidates but also undergoing an internal debate over...

... Aesthetic, these younger writers used their perspectives as the first post-integration generation to chronicle the new challenges facing African Americans. The unprecedented willingness to use humor as a central element in their work created a perfect site for comic rage to flourish and expand. The works...

...Chapter 1 examines the birth of a racially integrated local Bahá’í community in Washington, D.C., at the turn of the twentieth century—likely the oldest extant fully and explicitly interracial local religious body in the U.S.—and its emergence as the template and primary staging ground...

... citizens, historians studying this movement generally praise the outcome of Brown while not focusing on the unintended consequences of that victory. Such circumstances as the ultimate demise of many southern-based black institutions in the name of integration. Researchers have often...

... to embrace ethnic nationalism, opposing racial integration and a liberalization of America’s immigration laws, and upheld the very same ideals of femininity and masculinity that its campaigns had emphasized prior to 1945. The organization regarded the social movements of the 1960s, including the civil rights...

...While highland Peru’s Late Intermediate Period (AD ~1000–1476) is characterized by community isolation, regional violence, and shrinking exchange networks, the contemporary northern Ecuadorian Late Integration Period (~AD 950–1500) was a time of large-scale interregional activity that saw...

... in the form of ACC. This multilateral alliance, which also included Yemen and Egypt, achieved real economic integration and political cooperation before its collapse in 1990. Arab Cooperation Council ACC demise of Arab Maghrib Union Gulf Cooperation Council North Yemen Syria Arab Cooperation Council...

... governance and class conflict that had been erased from American political discourse in the late 20th century. The South had been the historical locus of economic colonialism in the United States and a region that stood to lose considerably from economic integration with low-wage Mexico. It figured...

... intersected when Hawkins’ determination to attend UF Law School collided with Johns’ scheme to stop integration and destroy the Florida NAACP through the Committee. A description of the Committee's origins and strategies concludes the chapter. On May 17, 1954, Charley Johns turned and faced the television...

... of Integrationism mentioned National Association of Colored Women NACW Bethune and National Council of Negro Women NCNW assessment of National Federation of Afro American Women National League of Colored Women New Negro movement Washington Margaret Murray Mrs Booker T Washington mentioned Cash Floris...

.... If anything, the unfettered free market doctrine made its comeback in this region, albeit under the aegis of the new era of global integration. Despite the attention paid to Silicon Valley as the symbol of New Economy bravado, the South offered the most fertile terrain for the idea that an unrestricted free...

... in Cuba and the 1959 Revolution, Black women—without formal political power—navigated political movements in their efforts to create a more just society. She examines how women helped build a Black public sphere as they claimed moral respectability and sought racial integration. She reveals how Black...