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Model City: Technologies of Government in the San Francisco Bay Area
In this dissertation, I explore how novel techniques of urban governance converged with new planning technologies to transform postwar space and politics in the San Francisco Bay Area. I argue that the terms and practices girding contemporary forms of government in metropolises like the Bay Area wer
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