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Hirt, Sonia, ed., with Diane Zahm.
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———. “The Timely Arrival of Citizen Jane.”
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“Industry Builds Kitimat—First Complete New Town in North America.”
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“Jane Jacobs Speaks Out.”
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———. “Jane Jacobs.” Oral history interview. Greenwich Village Society for Historic Preservation, October 1997.

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Kimmelman, Michael. “An Expert on Cities, at Home in the World.”
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———. “Bacon’s Rebellion.”
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———. “From Political Outsider to Power Broker in Two ‘Great American Cities.’ ”
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———.
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———. Review of
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———. “The Death and Life of Urban Design: Jacobs, the Rockefeller Foundation, and the New Research in Urbanism, 1955–1965.”
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———. “Contradictions and Complexities: Jane Jacobs’s and Robert Venturi’s Complexity Theories.”
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———. Review of
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———. “Jane Jacobs Before
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———. “Jane Jacobs, American Architectural Criticism and Urban Design Theory, 1935–1965.” Unpublished doctoral dissertation. University of Pennsylvania, 2009.

———. “The Unknown Jane Jacobs: Geographer, Propagandist, City Planning Idealist.” In Page and Mennel, pp. 15–36.

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———. “Jane Jacobs: Memories.” Unpublished typescript, October 2013. Written for the author.

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———. “Attack from Hudson Street.”
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Mendleson, Rachel. “How to Get Big Ideas Off the Ground: Toronto Mayors Edition.”
Toronto Star
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Mennel, Timothy. “Jane Jacobs, Andy Warhol, and the Kind of Problem a Community Is.” In Page and Mennel, pp. 119–28.

———. “A Fight to Forget: Renewal, Robert Moses, Jane Jacobs, and the Stories of Our Cities.”
Journal of Urban History
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Mennel, Timothy, Jo Steffens, and Christopher Klemek, eds.
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Up in the Old Hotel.
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