Daniel Holland is an adjunct professor of history at Duquesne University in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He specializes in urban history, historic preservation, and community reinvestment. He has been featured in the Journal of Urban History, Community Development Journal, Old House Journal, Preservation, Preservation Journal, and Pennsylvania History Journal.

• Introduction 1. Prelude to the 1980s: Pittsburgh’s Promise of Housing 2. Housing in Lyon Prior to the 1980s 3. Pittsburgh Turns Against Urban Renewal 4. France’s Social Housing Aura Fades 5. The Fight to Save Pittsburgh in the 1980s 6. Lyon’s Banlieue Voices Emerge in the 1980s 7. Pittsburgh’s New Approaches to Community Development in the 1990s 8. Lyon’s Decade of Hope and Frustration 9. Too Much of a Good Thing? Pittsburgh’s Changing Urban Dynamics in the 2000s 10. Refashioning Greater Lyon in the 2000s 11. Conclusion: An Assessment of Lyon and Pittsburgh, 1980-2010

Daniel Holland is an adjunct professor of history at Duquesne University in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He specializes in urban history, historic preservation, and community reinvestment. He has been featured in the Journal of Urban History, Community Development Journal, Old House Journal, Preservation, Preservation Journal, and Pennsylvania History Journal.

• Introduction 1. Prelude to the 1980s: Pittsburgh’s Promise of Housing 2. Housing in Lyon Prior to the 1980s 3. Pittsburgh Turns Against Urban Renewal 4. France’s Social Housing Aura Fades 5. The Fight to Save Pittsburgh in the 1980s 6. Lyon’s Banlieue Voices Emerge in the 1980s 7. Pittsburgh’s New Approaches to Community Development in the 1990s 8. Lyon’s Decade of Hope and Frustration 9. Too Much of a Good Thing? Pittsburgh’s Changing Urban Dynamics in the 2000s 10. Refashioning Greater Lyon in the 2000s 11. Conclusion: An Assessment of Lyon and Pittsburgh, 1980-2010

Daniel Holland is an adjunct professor of history at Duquesne University in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He specializes in urban history, historic preservation, and community reinvestment. He has been featured in the Journal of Urban History, Community Development Journal, Old House Journal, Preservation, Preservation Journal, and Pennsylvania History Journal.

• Introduction 1. Prelude to the 1980s: Pittsburgh’s Promise of Housing 2. Housing in Lyon Prior to the 1980s 3. Pittsburgh Turns Against Urban Renewal 4. France’s Social Housing Aura Fades 5. The Fight to Save Pittsburgh in the 1980s 6. Lyon’s Banlieue Voices Emerge in the 1980s 7. Pittsburgh’s New Approaches to Community Development in the 1990s 8. Lyon’s Decade of Hope and Frustration 9. Too Much of a Good Thing? Pittsburgh’s Changing Urban Dynamics in the 2000s 10. Refashioning Greater Lyon in the 2000s 11. Conclusion: An Assessment of Lyon and Pittsburgh, 1980-2010