Feagin and Parker's Discussion of Mass Rail Transit Casts Urban

question 6

Multiple Choice

Feagin and Parker's discussion of mass rail transit casts urban politics as

• A) chaotic and driven by many conflicting interest groups that cannot agree among themselves.
• B) democratic-in fact, too democratic-in paying undue attention to the needs and voices of ordinary people who do not understand most issues.
• C) dominated by economic elites.
• D) highly bureaucratic, corrupt, and incapable of effecting significant social changes.

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