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The politics of trash [electronic resource] : how governments used corruption to clean cities, 1890-1929 / Patricia Strach, Kathleen S. Sullivan

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Strach, Patricia
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Ithaca [New York] : Cornell University Press, 2022.
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1 online resource
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Sullivan, Kathleen S.
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Contents
Introduction : The Garbage Problem -- A Conceptual Roadmap : Theory and Methods -- Ready to Help : Experts Urge Municipal Garbage Collection -- Ready to Profit : Inadequate Garbage Collection by Corrupt Regimes -- Picking Up Trash : Adequate Garbage Collection by Corrupt Regimes -- Solving the Garbage Can Problem : Racialized Gender Hierarchy and -- Compliance -- Getting and Keeping Garbage Collection : Municipal Reliance on -- Racial Hierarchy -- The Politics of Garbage Collection : Lessons Learned -- Conclusion : Everyday Politics in Practice.
Summary
"A study of the development of municipal garbage collection in US cities, 1894-1929."--
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9781501767005 (epub)
9781501766992 (pdf)
9781501766985 (hardcover)
Bibliography Note
Includes bibliographical references and index.
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