A case study in US urban leadership the incumbency of Milwaukee Mayor Henry Maier
Henry Maier, former Milwaukee mayor, was called a great figure, a senior liberal urban statesman and a master politician. He was also called unbalanced, unpredictable and goofy. This work looks at the career of a man who made himself into a political institution.
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Table of Contents:
- 1. Introduction
- 2. Run, Henry, run!
- 3. Maier: personality and allies
- 4. The structure and dynamics of Milwaukee's city government
- 5. Economic Change
- 6. Civil rights and social welfare
- 7. Law enforcement
- 8. Battling for the City against ...
- 9. Maier and the media
- 10. Fun and games
- 11. Maier's accomplishments and failings
- 12. Maier's political ambitions.