Hurricane Katrina in transatlantic perspective
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Hurricane Katrina in transatlantic perspective
（An LSU Press paperback original）
Louisiana State University Press, c2014
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Contents of Works
- Two centuries of paradox : the geography of New Orleans's African American population, from antebellum to postdiluvian times / Richard Campanella
- Explaining the unexplainable : Hurricane Katrina, FEMA, and the Bush administration / Romain Huret
- Picturing the catastrophe : news photographs in the first weeks after Katrina / Jean Kempf
- Wilt thou judge the bloody city? Yea, thou shalt show her all her abominations : Hurricane Katrina as a providential catastrophe / James Boyden
- Naturalizing disaster : neoliberalism, cultural racism, and depoliticization in the era of Katrina / Andrew Diamond
- Reformers, preservationists, patients, and planners : embodied histories and charitable populism in the post-disaster controversy over a public hospital / Anne M. Lovell
- The political economy of invisibility in twenty-first-century New Orleans : security, hospitality, and the post-disaster city / Thomas Jessen Adams
- Faith, hip-hop, and charity : brass-band morphology in post-Katrina New Orleans / Bruce Boyd Raeburn
- Memory lives in New Orleans : the process and politics of commemoration / Sara Le Menestrel
- Why Mardi Gras matters / Randy J. Sparks