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No More Dual City: The Fate of Atlantic City

No More Dual City: The Fate of Atlantic City

Hardcover

Series: Ceres: Rutgers Studies in History

General Racism & Ethnic StudiesGeneral SociologyRegional: Middle Atlantic

PREORDER - Expected ship date January 12, 2027

ISBN10: 1978841221
ISBN13: 9781978841222
Publisher: Rutgers University Press
Published: Jan 12 2027
Pages: 184
Language: English

No More Dual City: The Fate of Atlantic City examines Atlantic City as a vivid case study of how Black communities endure and resist the forces of economic redevelopment, racialized planning, and environmental vulnerability. Drawing on five years of ethnographic research, Jackson reveals how the city's famed tourism and casino economy depends upon, yet marginalizes, the historically Black Northside neighborhood. Through the concept of dualness, Jackson explores how racial capitalism produces both material and emotional divides, between growth and decay, visibility and exclusion, and belonging and dispossession. Combining first-person narrative, theory, and community storytelling, the book illuminates the slow violence of urban inequality and the creativity of residents who build rooted futures amid instability. No More Dual City reframes Atlantic City not as an anomaly but as a microcosm of racialized urban America, offering a compelling new way to think about sustainability, justice, and the right to stay in place.

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