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Verlag	:	Springer International Publishing
Buchreihe	:	Palgrave Studies in Urban Anthropology
Sprache	:	Englisch
Erschienen	:	14. 08. 2020
Seiten	:	374
Einband	:	Kartoniert
Höhe	:	210 mm
Breite	:	148 mm
ISBN	:	9783030122874
Sprache	:	Englisch

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Autorinformation

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Niccolo Caldararo is Lecturer in Anthropology at San Francisco State University, USA. In addition to academic work on medical anthropology, economic anthropology, and other fields, he is an active consultant in artifact conservation and analysis.

Inhaltsverzeichnis

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Part I: The National Context for the Goodman Buildilng.- Chapter 1: The Housing Crisis in America and the Policies That Created and Promote It.- Part II: Setting the Scene of the Goodman Building.- Chapter 2: Preface to the Goodman Building Ethnography.- Chapter 3: The Background and Setting.- Chapter 4. Redevelopment in the Western Addition.- Part III: The Goodman Building in Transition: From Single Room Occupancy for Temporary Workers to Artist Hotel to Community Action.- Chapter 5: Resistance, WAPAC: J-Town Collective, Nihonmachi Little Friends—The Goodman Group; and Coalitions with Architectural Preservationists.- Chapter 6: A Broader Field: BART, TOOR and the I-Hotel.- Chapter 7: Beat Rebels with a Cause, Hippies and Community.- Chapter 8: The Monday Night Meeting: "These Are Artists, You'll Never Get Them Organized!" San Fransisco Art Commissioner.- Chapter 9: Living in an Art Community.- Part IV:  Communities of Change and Occupation.- Chapter 10: Learning From Others and Spreading the Word.- Chapter 11: Democracy At Home.- Chapter 12: Media Darlings, Art Scene and Money: Saving the Goodman Building.- Chapter 13: Repression, Reaction and Retrenchment.- Chapter 14: The Strike Ends, Losing the Goodman Building.- Part V: A New Start in a Changing City.- Chapter 15: Assessment, and a New Goodman Building in the Era of Go-Go Capitalism.- Chapter 16: Conversations at G2: The New Goodman Building Interviews with Tenants at the 18th Street Complex.

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“The book is a biography of the Goodman Building of Downtown SF, alongside the created community within and its ever-evolving environment. ... The book reflects an extended anthropological field study produced through participant observation, the copious field notes of which were given to some research respondents for verification. ... The book is also implicitly about city (San Francisco) governance. … Essentially it is a study of economic survival tactics, transitory platforms and the negotiated identities that built environments can offer.” (Gary Armstrong, Urbanities-Journal of Urban Ethnography, Vol. 14 (1), May, 2024)

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