11. Four Shades of Whiteness: A History of the White South African Beachgoer

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1. Frontmatter i
2. Dedication v
3. Contents vii
4. List of Figures ix
5. Preface xi
6. Introduction 1
7. Part I: Governing the Beach
8. 1. Enclosing the Coastal Commons: Beach Privatization and Social Inequality in the Twentieth-Century United States 21
9. 2. Cultural Repertoires and a Beach Dispute in Southern California 40
10. 3. Experiences of Leisure, Governance, and Protest in the Coastline Spaces of Beirut 64
11. 4. Beach Time: The Politics and Moral Order of Argentina’s Urban Beaches 82
12. 5. The Post-Political Beach: Conceptual and Empirical Explorations in Greece and Austria 97
13. Part II: Shoring Up the Coastline
14. 6. Beachfront Protection as Beach Privatization: Coastlines, Property Lines, and Climate Change Adaptation in Sydney 119
15. 7. Protection of the Shoreline: Tensions and Conflicts on Fire Island 140
16. 8 East River Park, Resiliency Politics, and the War on the Trees 159
17. Part III: Racializing the Beach
18. 9. Resilience in Rockaway: Coastal Imaginaries and Racial Coastal Formation 179
19. 10. Only in Albuquerque: Remembering Albuquerque’s Tingley Beach 196
20. 11. Four Shades of Whiteness: A History of the White South African Beachgoer 211
21. 12. “A Coveted Paradise”: Policing and the Devastation of Brazil’s Coastal Lands 227
22. Part IV: Developing the Beach
23. 13. Las Playas son del Pueblo: The Struggle for Puerto Rico’s Coast 243
24. 14. Dublin’s Riviera: Dollymount Strand and Bull Island 263
25. 15. Regulation and Freedom on Europe’s “City Beaches” 280
26. Acknowledgments 301
27. About the Contributors 305
28. Index 311