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A Study of the Community of Willow Glen San Jose, California
Since the onset of the industrial revolution, cities across the U.S. have been confronted by a paradox that positions economic growth and prosperity against human living conditions and environment. This paradox seems to arise when the factors of industrialization which sustain and boost economic pro
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