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The destruction of private and public housing in New Orleans caused by Hurricane Katrina was greatest among African Americans due to historic settlement patterns. Data for 13 planning districts within Orleans Parish (the city of New Orleans proper) that document the extent of housing...

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Hurricane Katrina: Was There a Political Economy of Death?

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Performing New Orleans: Toward a Political Poetics

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Equity in the Context of a Crisis: Funding for Higher Education Post-Katrina

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Building the New New Orleans: Foundation and NGO Power

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