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The Politics of Katrina in New Orleans: A View from Ground Zero
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Christine L Day
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January 18, 2006
What is New Orleans like today? What will it take to return the city to some semblance of normalcy? Stunned by the events and revelations of governmental incompetence since Katrina, we review Katrina's aftermath and chime in on current policy debates about the city’s future. Our love for New Orleans may compromise our objectivity, but we find scholarly inspiration in three excellent articles in the last issue of The Forum.
Published Online: 2006-1-18
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- The Politics of Katrina in New Orleans: A View from Ground Zero
- The Death of a Presidency
- "Typing" the George W. Bush Presidency
- Where the Votes Are: The Electoral Geography of the Coming Democratic Majority
- Primary Instability Paradox: The Ethics of Media Coverage in Presidential Nominations
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