Conclusion

Chapters in this book

1. Front Matter i
2. Contents vii
3. Tables and Figures ix
4. Acknowledgments xi
5. Preface: The Word on the Street xv
6. Introduction: The Emergence of Liquor Control Bureaucracy in Ontario 3
7. Liquor Control Bureaucracy and the Mechanisms of Governance 17
8. The Public Life of Liquor, 1927–34 36
9. Idealistic Form and Realistic Function: Restructuring Public Drinking Space 63
10. Hearing the Voices: Community Input and the Reshaping of Public Drinking Behaviour 87
11. “As a Result of Representations Made”: The (Dys)function of Patronage in the LCBO’s Regulatory Activities 110
12. Restructuring Recreation in the Drinking Space 136
13. Women, Children, and the Family in the Public Drinking Space 162
14. “Their Medley of Tongues and Eternal Jangle”: Regulating the Racial and Ethnic Outsider 186
15. Public Drinking and the Challenges of War 215
16. Conclusion 240
17. Appendix 245
18. Notes 250
19. Bibliography 278
20. Index 285