Thomas K. Ogorzalek is Assistant Professor of Political Science and Urban Studies at Northwestern University, where he is also a Civic Engagement Fellow and Co-Director of the Chicago Democracy Project. A lover of cities, for the ways they change and the ways they don't, he lives in Chicago.

"The Cities on the Hill is an exemplary and pioneering book by Thomas K. Ogorzalek. The bookâs title alone provides a helpful preview, as it brings together disparate bodies of research on urban politics, Congress, racial and ethnic politics, and political parties. - Perspectives on Politics

• 1 Introduction 2 Urbanicity and City Delegations 3 "A Proper National Policy" 4 Ties That Bind 5 Anti-racism without Anti-racists 6 The Cities on the Hill 7 Notes for a Metropolitan Political Order Bibliography A A1: House CSRB A2: DemographyC A3: Urbanicity Regressions

Thomas K. Ogorzalek is Assistant Professor of Political Science and Urban Studies at Northwestern University, where he is also a Civic Engagement Fellow and Co-Director of the Chicago Democracy Project. A lover of cities, for the ways they change and the ways they don't, he lives in Chicago.

"The Cities on the Hill is an exemplary and pioneering book by Thomas K. Ogorzalek. The bookâs title alone provides a helpful preview, as it brings together disparate bodies of research on urban politics, Congress, racial and ethnic politics, and political parties. - Perspectives on Politics

• 1 Introduction 2 Urbanicity and City Delegations 3 "A Proper National Policy" 4 Ties That Bind 5 Anti-racism without Anti-racists 6 The Cities on the Hill 7 Notes for a Metropolitan Political Order Bibliography A A1: House CSRB A2: DemographyC A3: Urbanicity Regressions

Thomas K. Ogorzalek is Assistant Professor of Political Science and Urban Studies at Northwestern University, where he is also a Civic Engagement Fellow and Co-Director of the Chicago Democracy Project. A lover of cities, for the ways they change and the ways they don't, he lives in Chicago.

"The Cities on the Hill is an exemplary and pioneering book by Thomas K. Ogorzalek. The bookâs title alone provides a helpful preview, as it brings together disparate bodies of research on urban politics, Congress, racial and ethnic politics, and political parties. - Perspectives on Politics

• 1 Introduction 2 Urbanicity and City Delegations 3 "A Proper National Policy" 4 Ties That Bind 5 Anti-racism without Anti-racists 6 The Cities on the Hill 7 Notes for a Metropolitan Political Order Bibliography A A1: House CSRB A2: DemographyC A3: Urbanicity Regressions