Seeking Higher Ground The Hurricane Katrina Crisis, Race, and Public Policy Reader
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Seeking Higher Ground: Race, Public Policy, and the Hurricane Katrina Crisis | |
Politics and Place | |
The New Orleans Mayoral Election: The Voting Rights Act and the Politics of Return and Rebuild | |
The New Orleans that Race Built: Racism, Disaster, and Urban Spatial Relationships | |
Race-ing the Post-Katrina Political Landscape: An Analysis of the 2006 New Orleans Election | |
Property and Security, Political Chameleons, and Dysfunctional Regime: A New Orleans Story | |
Hurricane Katrina as Postscript to Racialized Spaces in Louisiana | |
Interview: A Conversation with | |
Culture, Tradition, and Identity | |
New Orleans' African American Musical Traditions: The Spirit and Soul of a City | |
Hero, Eulogist, Trickster, and Critic: Ritual and Crisis in Post-Katrina Mardi Gras | |
(Re)Imagining Ethnicity in the City of New Orleans: Katrina's Geographical Allegory | |
The Rebuilding of a Tourist Industry: Immigrant Labor Exploitation in the Post-Katrina Reconstruction of New Orleans | |
Race and Repression | |
"Do You Know What It Means?:" Mapping Emotion in the Aftermath of Katrina | |
Witness: The Gendered Implications of Katrina | |
The Impact of Hurricane Katrina on the Race and Class Divide in America | |
Katrina's Southern "Exposure:" The Kanye Race Debate and the Repercussions of Discussion | |
Oral History, Folklore, and Katrina | |
Reimagining the Past and Reconstructing the Future | |
What Happens When the Footprints Shrink: New Orleans and the End of Eminence | |
"The City I Used to…Visit:" Tourist New Orleans and the Racialized Response to Hurricane Katrina | |
The Social Construction of Disaster: New Orleans as the Paradigmatic American City | |
Are They Katrina's Kids or Ours?: The Experience of Displaced New Orleans Students in Their New Schools and Communities | |
Envisioning "Complete Recovery" as an Alternative to "Unmitigated Disaster" | |
Seeking Higher Ground: Race, Public Policy, and the | |
Part I | |
The New Orleans Mayoral Election: The Voting Rights Act and the Politics of Return and Rebuild | |
The New Orleans that Race Built: Racism, Disaster, and Urban Spatial Relationships | |
Race-ing the Post-Katrina Political Landscape: An Analysis of the 2006 New Orleans | |
Property and Security, Political Chameleons, and Dysfunctional Regime: A New Orleans Story | |
Hurricane Katrina as Postscript to Racialized Spaces in Louisiana | |
Interview: A Conversation with | |
Part II | |
New Orleans' African American Musical Traditions: The Spirit and Soul of a City | |
Hero, Eulogist, Trickster, and Critic: Ritual and Crisis in Post-Katrina Mardi Gras | |
(Re)Imagining Ethnicity in the City of New Orleans: Katrina's Geographical Allegory | |
The Rebuilding of a Tourist Industry: Immigrant Labor Exploitation in the Post-Katrina Reconstruction of New Orleans | |
Part III | |
"Do You Know What It Means?:" Mapping Emotion in the Aftermath of Katrina | |
Witness: The Gendered Implications of Katrina | |
The Impact of Hurricane Katrina on the Race and Class Divide in America | |
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