Urban Flow: Bike Messengers and the City

Jeffrey L. Kidder

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Urban and sociocultural dynamics Digital Economy and Work Transformation Urban and Freight Transport Logistics

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Introduction: The Lure of Delivery 1. The Job 2. The Lifestyle 3. Men's Work and Dirty Work 4. Playing in Traffi 5. The Deep Play of Alleycats 6. The Aff ective Appropriation of Space 7. The Meaning of Messenger Style Conclusion: The Politics of Appropriation -- Cornell University Press

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