Global Decisions, Local Collisions: Urban Life In The New World Order

David C. Ranney

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Acknowledgments Timeline 1. Introduction 2. Philosophical Perspectives 3. The Evolution of a New World Order 4. Manufacturing Collapses in Chicago 5. The New World Order and Local Government: Chicago Politics and Economic Development 6. Where Will Poor People Live? 7. Jobs, Wages, and Trade in the New World Order 8. Organizing to Combat the New World Order 9. Implications and Directions Notes Index

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