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5. A Bridge Too Far
Industrial Gentrification and the Dynamics of Sacrifice in New York City
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Melissa Checker
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Preface ix
- Acknowledgments xiii
- Introduction 1
- 1. The Street Labor Movement 26
- 2. Day Labor Agencies and the Logic and Landscape of Neoliberal Poverty Management 46
- 3. Economic Development for Whom? 62
- 4. Context, Coalitions, and Organizing 80
- 5. A Bridge Too Far 99
- 6. Radical Ruptures 120
- 7. The Other Low-Carbon Protagonists 140
- 8. The Space of Speech 158
- 9. Spatial Politics and Urban Borders 178
- 10. From Workers in the City to Workers’ Cities? 197
- Notes 221
- References 231
- About the Editors and Contributors 255
- Index 259
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Preface ix
- Acknowledgments xiii
- Introduction 1
- 1. The Street Labor Movement 26
- 2. Day Labor Agencies and the Logic and Landscape of Neoliberal Poverty Management 46
- 3. Economic Development for Whom? 62
- 4. Context, Coalitions, and Organizing 80
- 5. A Bridge Too Far 99
- 6. Radical Ruptures 120
- 7. The Other Low-Carbon Protagonists 140
- 8. The Space of Speech 158
- 9. Spatial Politics and Urban Borders 178
- 10. From Workers in the City to Workers’ Cities? 197
- Notes 221
- References 231
- About the Editors and Contributors 255
- Index 259