by Christopher Gunn
Hazel Dayton Gunn
Towns...often eagerly await the day when the golden arches sprout next door to the local car dealership. But what really happens to a community with the arrival of the uni-burger?
"Simply magnificent. The authors tackle a topic of enormous importance, demonstrate an absolute mastery of a vast literature, mine the evidence for insightful gems, and write in a refreshingly straightforward and elegant manner."
Reclaiming Capital will be a vital resource for activists, elected officials, and others concerned with urban and regional planning.
Christopher Gunn teaches economics at Hobart and William Smith Colleges. Hazel Dayton Smith is a freelance editor and weaver.
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