| Leningrad |
 | FOREWORD |
| ACKNOWLEDGMENTS |
| INTRODUCTION |
 | I THE PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT |
| 1 The Petersburg Tradition |
| 2 The Postwar City, 1945–1966 |
| 3 Toward a New City Plan, 1966–1986 |
| II THE SOCIOECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT |
| 4 Organizing Leningrad's Science and Industry |
| 5 Educating a New Workforce |
| 6 Industrial Sociology and the Search for Effective Urban Management |
| Social Science and Policy-Making |
| CONCLUSION |
| • | A Comprehensive Development Strategy |
| • | Regional Integration |
| • | Between Center and Periphery |
| • | Policy Innovation Cycles |
| • | Urban Activism |
| • | Alternative Policy Visions |
| • | The Centrality of Economic Forces |
| • | An Economy of Shortage |
| APPENDICES |
| Notes |
| GLOSSARY |
| SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY |
| INDEX |