Mapping AsiaTown Cleveland race and redevelopment in the Rust Belt / Rebecca Jo Kinney.

Portion of title Race and redevelopment in the Rust Belt
SeriesAsian American history and culture
Asian American history and culture. ^A395623
Contents Chapter 1: Mapping AsiaTown: Race, Space, and Placekeeping in the Urban Midwest -- Chapter 2: Wartime Resettlement to the "Arsenal of Democracy": Japanese American Neighbors and the Cleveland Colorline -- Chapter 3: The Provisions of Life: Restaurants, Grocery Stores, and the Anchors of Community Development -- Chapter 4: The Politics of Visibility: AsiaTown Advisory Committee as Organizing Hub -- Chapter 5: The Cleveland Asian Festival as Scenario: Performing and Unsettling Racial Scripts -- Conclusion: Imagine AsiaTown: "We're Growing Home."
Abstract "Cleveland's AsiaTown presents a unique opportunity to analyze the role of regional racial formation in the community development of an Asian American urban center in a midsize Rust Belt city, underscoring the contextual and mutable understanding of place"-- Provided by publisher.
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographical references and index.
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Technical detailsMode of access: World Wide Web
Genre/formElectronic books.
LCCN 2024053868
ISBN9781439924754 (cloth)
ISBN9781439924761 (paperback)
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