Revisiting Cold War Ideology in the Secure City: Towards a Political Economy of Urbicide

Michael Quinn Dudley

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If civilized society has not yet outgrown war...it is partly because the city itself in its structure and institutions continues to give war both a durable concrete form and a magical pretext for existence. --Lewis Mumford 11.0Introduction: Returning to the City of Fear 60 Will Bunch "Did New Orleans catastrophe have to happen?'Times-Picayune' had repeatedly raised federal spending issues" in

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