Immigrants and the Revitalization of Los Angeles: Development and Change in MacArthur Park By Gerardo Sandoval

Immigrants and the Revitalization of Los Angeles: Development and ...

Chapter 2:

Looking Beyond the Blighted Surface

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Figure 2. From Robert Park's The City.

Source: Park, Robert. 1925. The City. Chicago: Chicago University Press.

showing the attraction of the gaze to the possibilities of intervening and incorporating the immigrants' milieu into the city in this new globalized era.

I will now turn to analyzing how the gaze of redevelopment has intervened in the immigrants' milieu, from the inception of U.S. city planning as a profession until today's era of globalized redevelopment.