There is no such thing as a natural disaster : race, class, and Hurricane Katrina / edited by Chester Hartman and Gregory D. Squires.
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Language: | English |
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New York :
Routledge,
2006.
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Physical Description: | ix, 311 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm |
Format: | Book |
Contents:
- Pre-Katrina, post-Katrina / Chester Hartman and Gregory D. Squires
- A matter of choice: historical lessons for disaster recovery / Michael P. Powers
- Oral history, folklore, and Katrina / Alan H. Stein and Gene B. Preuss
- Towards a transformative view of race: the crisis and opportunity of Katrina / John A. Powell ... [et al.]
- Abandoned before the storms: the glaring disaster of gender, race, and class disparities in the Gulf / Avis W. Jones-DeWeever and Heidi Hartmann
- Katrina and the politics of later life / Margaret Morganroth Gullette
- Where is home? Housing for low-income people after the 2005 hurricanes / Sheila Crowley
- Reclaiming New Orleans' working-class communities / Robert O. Zdenek ... [et al.]
- A new kind of medical disaster in the United States / Evangeline (Vangy) Franklin
- Double jeopardy: public education in New Orleans before and after the storm / Michael Casserly
- An old economy for the "new" New Orleans? Post-Hurricane Katrina economic development efforts / Robert K. Whelan
- From poverty to prosperity: the critical role of financial institutions / John Taylor and Josh Silver
- The role of local organizing: house-to-house with boots on the ground / Wade Rathke and Beulah Laboistrie
- Rebuilding a tortured past or creating a model future: the limits and potentials of planning / Peter Marcuse.