mid term 1 50 ac

Hurrican Katrina and New Orleans

site and situation

southerstern louisiana wetlands

consequences of wetland loss

levees only system

historical geography of New Orleans

physical goegraphy of New Orleans

physical geography of southern Louisiana

sociocultural geography of New Orleans

Environmental impact of Hurricane Katrina

causes of hurricane katrina disaster

lanscapes of racially differentiated risk

Before

After

environmental segregation

socioeconomic segregation

racial segregation

infrastructure rebuilding

market based recovery

community based recovery

uneven recovery

Worster’s environmental history framework

instrumentalist perspective on nature

intersubjective perspective on nature

history of racial mixing and segregation in Faubourg Treme

the tribune

Homer Plessy

jazz & funk

second lines

mardi gras

faubourg treme’s house seves as a form of resistance, how so?

forms of resistance

Treme' author’s home, second lines, jazz, plessy, the tribune

congo square

public transportation in new orleans

urban renewal

jazz and second lines Mardi Gras

race and urban/public spaces

Glen David Andrew’s statement on not feeling like a citizen of the US

Jordan Flaherty

New Orleans as a “city where resistance to white supremacy has cultivated and supported a generous, subversive, and unique culture of vivid beauty.”

Bo Dollis- what did he have to say about Mardi Gras Indian tradition community and disaster

why is race considered as a social construct over biological

winant & omi

Racial formation and racial projects at micro and macro levels

racial despotism

racial democracy

cultural hegemony

what was the representation of race in New Orleans post Katrina?

black people seen as looters and thieves, demonized, while whites were seen as innocent and victims

ideological racism

structural racism

regional and local scale water resource management after Katrina

biomimetic

nature based design

demographic change after katrina

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socioeconomic change after katrina

segregation and landscape of racially differentiated risk post katrina

market based strategy to rebuild

community based strategy to rebuild

sovereignty

property as a bundle of rights

types of property rights

private state control use

private property rights

state property rights

control property rights

locke’s theory of private property

property as social process

collective claims

de facto claims

de

de jure claims

lockean social construct

early american interpretations of social contract

assimilation

acculturation