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Documents the urban renewal project, initiated in 1966, that erased a densely populated, predominantly Mexican American enclave located in a central region of Tuscon, Arizona, examining relationships between the destruction of place and history, and explores the roles of competing historical narratives in the perpetuation and resistance of cultural and socioeconomic dominance.
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1 edition- Other · English · 2010University of Arizona Press · 271 pages · 9780816528882
Social conditionsUrban renewalCity planningMexican AmericansHistoryCity planning, united statesTucson (ariz.)Arizona, social conditions