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Bulls Markets
Chicago's Basketball Business and the New Inequality
Dinces, Sean
The University of Chicago Press
09/2022
336
Mole
Inglês
9780226821023
15 a 20 dias
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Introduction
1 Bullish on Image: Basketball and the Promotion of Postindustrial Chicago
2 "Normally, Heroes Cost You Money": Bulls Fans in the New Gilded Age
3 The Bulls as "Good Business": The United Center and Redeveloping Chicago's Near West Side
4 Anchor or Shipwreck? The United Center and Economic Development in West Haven
5 "Peanut Envy": The United Center's War against Sidewalk Vendors
6 "Nothing but Net Profits": Public Dollars and Tax Policy at the United Center
Conclusion
Appendix A: Logistic Regression Analysis of 1993 General Social Survey Data
Appendix B: City of Chicago, Cook County, and Illinois State Campaign Contributions by United Center Ownership and Executives, 1980-2016
Appendix C: United Center Property-Tax Savings
Appendix D: United Center Amusement-Tax Savings
Notes
Index
1 Bullish on Image: Basketball and the Promotion of Postindustrial Chicago
2 "Normally, Heroes Cost You Money": Bulls Fans in the New Gilded Age
3 The Bulls as "Good Business": The United Center and Redeveloping Chicago's Near West Side
4 Anchor or Shipwreck? The United Center and Economic Development in West Haven
5 "Peanut Envy": The United Center's War against Sidewalk Vendors
6 "Nothing but Net Profits": Public Dollars and Tax Policy at the United Center
Conclusion
Appendix A: Logistic Regression Analysis of 1993 General Social Survey Data
Appendix B: City of Chicago, Cook County, and Illinois State Campaign Contributions by United Center Ownership and Executives, 1980-2016
Appendix C: United Center Property-Tax Savings
Appendix D: United Center Amusement-Tax Savings
Notes
Index
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chicago bulls;united center;arena;basketball;pro sports;architecture;construction;economics;urban development;private funding;revitalization;neighborhood blight;municipal tax breaks;gentrification;wealth stratification;inequity;sport franchise;government;fans;regulation;surveillance;police;west side;postindustrial;fan experience;games;sidewalk vendors;policy;cook county;nonfiction;history;politics;corruption;social justice;small business
Introduction
1 Bullish on Image: Basketball and the Promotion of Postindustrial Chicago
2 "Normally, Heroes Cost You Money": Bulls Fans in the New Gilded Age
3 The Bulls as "Good Business": The United Center and Redeveloping Chicago's Near West Side
4 Anchor or Shipwreck? The United Center and Economic Development in West Haven
5 "Peanut Envy": The United Center's War against Sidewalk Vendors
6 "Nothing but Net Profits": Public Dollars and Tax Policy at the United Center
Conclusion
Appendix A: Logistic Regression Analysis of 1993 General Social Survey Data
Appendix B: City of Chicago, Cook County, and Illinois State Campaign Contributions by United Center Ownership and Executives, 1980-2016
Appendix C: United Center Property-Tax Savings
Appendix D: United Center Amusement-Tax Savings
Notes
Index
1 Bullish on Image: Basketball and the Promotion of Postindustrial Chicago
2 "Normally, Heroes Cost You Money": Bulls Fans in the New Gilded Age
3 The Bulls as "Good Business": The United Center and Redeveloping Chicago's Near West Side
4 Anchor or Shipwreck? The United Center and Economic Development in West Haven
5 "Peanut Envy": The United Center's War against Sidewalk Vendors
6 "Nothing but Net Profits": Public Dollars and Tax Policy at the United Center
Conclusion
Appendix A: Logistic Regression Analysis of 1993 General Social Survey Data
Appendix B: City of Chicago, Cook County, and Illinois State Campaign Contributions by United Center Ownership and Executives, 1980-2016
Appendix C: United Center Property-Tax Savings
Appendix D: United Center Amusement-Tax Savings
Notes
Index
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chicago bulls;united center;arena;basketball;pro sports;architecture;construction;economics;urban development;private funding;revitalization;neighborhood blight;municipal tax breaks;gentrification;wealth stratification;inequity;sport franchise;government;fans;regulation;surveillance;police;west side;postindustrial;fan experience;games;sidewalk vendors;policy;cook county;nonfiction;history;politics;corruption;social justice;small business
