The architecture of contestion : neoliberalism and public spaces in Seattle

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Creator (cre): Bolgiano, Allison Paige
Advisor (adv): Casumbal-Salazar, Melisa
Department (dpt): Whitman College. Politics Department
Date
May 14, 2014
Graduation Year
2014
Abstract

No abstract made available

Subject
Seattle Central Library
Neoliberalism -- Political aspects
Urban policy -- United States -- Citizen participation -- History
Hegemony -- History and criticism
Social sciences
Academic theses
Whitman College 2014 -- Dissertation collection -- Politics Department
Geographic Subject
United States
Washington (State)
Seattle (Wash.)
World Famous Pike Place Fish, Seattle (Wash.)
Genre
Theses
Extent
46 pages
Permanent URL
http://works.whitman.edu/20141217
Rights
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