Creating community in the city : cooperatives and community gardens in Washington, D.C.
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Creating community in the city : cooperatives and community gardens in Washington, D.C.
（Contemporary urban studies）
Bergin & Garvey, 1993
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [145]-147) and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Landman studies four communally-oriented settings in Washington's urban environment. Through ethnographic field work she learned that cooperation, sociability, and self management overcame the common urban challenges posed by isolation and largely impersonal, single purpose contact with others. The settings were a cooperative food store, a cooperative bakery, community gardens, and a cooperatively owned low-cost housing project. Landman shows how the participants in these economically related activities are socially bound together in a web of relations considered unusual in large American cities, and how these exceptionally connected urban lives prove very satisfactory.
目次
Preface Creating Community: Realizing an American Ideal Washington: Home to Four Million and Capital of the Nation Lakeland Community Market: "Food for People, not for Profit" The Community Bakers Mix their Dough with Social Philosophy Maple Green's Tenants Create a Housing Cooperative and Call it a Village Community Gardens: Pockets of Pastoral Pleasure, with Produce in every Plot Effects of Public Policies on the Gardens and the Cooperatives Lessons for the Larger Community References Cited Index
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