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Race and the Politics of Deception: The Making of an American City

the logic of capitalist accumulation, others might simply speak of a concern for economic growth shared by politicians and their constituents. These quibbles about framing do not undermine the essential contributions of the book, which presents a complex and layered treatment of an important historical process that should be read by economic sociologists, comparative-historical researchers, and scholars of the welfare state.