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- Title Pages
- Series Foreword
- Acknowledgments
-
1 Introduction -
2 Relaxing Regulatory Controls: Vendor Advocacy and Rights in Mobile Food Vending -
3 Decriminalize Street Vending: Reform and Social Justice -
4 To Serve and to Protect: Food Trucks and Food Safety in a Transforming Los Angeles -
5 Stuck in Park: New York City’s War on Food Trucks -
6 Learning from New Orleans: Will Revising or Relaxing Public Space Ordinances Create a Just Environment for Street Commerce? -
7 From Hippie to Hip: City Governance and Two Eras of Street Vending in Vancouver, Canada -
8 Reflexive Food Truck Justice: A Case Study in CLiCK, Inc., a Nonprofit, Shared-Use Commercial Kitchen -
9 The Spatial Practices of Food Trucks -
10 Eating in the City: Fidel Gastro, Street Performance, and the Right to the City -
11 Why Local Regulations May Matter Less Than We Think: Street Vending in Chicago and in Durham, North Carolina -
12 Breach, Bridgehead, or Trojan Horse? An Exploration of the Role of Food Trucks in Montreal’s Changing Foodscape -
13 Scripting the City: Street Food, Urban Policy, and Neoliberal Redevelopment in Vancouver, Canada -
14 Atlanta’s Food Truck Fervor: Policy Impediments and Entrepreneurial Efforts to Expand Mobile Cuisine -
15 Is It Local … or Authentic and Exotic? Ethnic Food Carts and Gastropolitan Habitus on Portland’s Eastside - Reflections
- Contributors
- Index
(p.319) Index
(p.319) Index
- Source:
- Food Trucks, Cultural Identity, and Social Justice
- Publisher:
- The MIT Press
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- Title Pages
- Series Foreword
- Acknowledgments
-
1 Introduction -
2 Relaxing Regulatory Controls: Vendor Advocacy and Rights in Mobile Food Vending -
3 Decriminalize Street Vending: Reform and Social Justice -
4 To Serve and to Protect: Food Trucks and Food Safety in a Transforming Los Angeles -
5 Stuck in Park: New York City’s War on Food Trucks -
6 Learning from New Orleans: Will Revising or Relaxing Public Space Ordinances Create a Just Environment for Street Commerce? -
7 From Hippie to Hip: City Governance and Two Eras of Street Vending in Vancouver, Canada -
8 Reflexive Food Truck Justice: A Case Study in CLiCK, Inc., a Nonprofit, Shared-Use Commercial Kitchen -
9 The Spatial Practices of Food Trucks -
10 Eating in the City: Fidel Gastro, Street Performance, and the Right to the City -
11 Why Local Regulations May Matter Less Than We Think: Street Vending in Chicago and in Durham, North Carolina -
12 Breach, Bridgehead, or Trojan Horse? An Exploration of the Role of Food Trucks in Montreal’s Changing Foodscape -
13 Scripting the City: Street Food, Urban Policy, and Neoliberal Redevelopment in Vancouver, Canada -
14 Atlanta’s Food Truck Fervor: Policy Impediments and Entrepreneurial Efforts to Expand Mobile Cuisine -
15 Is It Local … or Authentic and Exotic? Ethnic Food Carts and Gastropolitan Habitus on Portland’s Eastside - Reflections
- Contributors
- Index
