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- Title Pages
- Dedication
- Maps
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One Neighborhood Power in Twentieth-Century San Francisco -
Two Make No Big Plans -
Three Neighborhood Capitalism -
Four The Mission and the Spatial Imagination -
Five A New Population, Not a New Public -
Six Economic Equality, Racial Erasure -
Seven “No-Lining” and Neighborhood Erasure -
Eight The Motoring Public and Neighborhood Erasure -
Nine Latino as Worker -
Ten A “Salvable Neighborhood” -
Eleven Who Holds Final Authority? -
Twelve The Return to the City within a City - Conclusion
- Acknowledgments
- Abbreviations
- Index
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Historical Studies of Urban America
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- Title Pages
- Dedication
- Maps
-
One Neighborhood Power in Twentieth-Century San Francisco -
Two Make No Big Plans -
Three Neighborhood Capitalism -
Four The Mission and the Spatial Imagination -
Five A New Population, Not a New Public -
Six Economic Equality, Racial Erasure -
Seven “No-Lining” and Neighborhood Erasure -
Eight The Motoring Public and Neighborhood Erasure -
Nine Latino as Worker -
Ten A “Salvable Neighborhood” -
Eleven Who Holds Final Authority? -
Twelve The Return to the City within a City - Conclusion
- Acknowledgments
- Abbreviations
- Index
-
Historical Studies of Urban America
