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

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.