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Creating the Big Easy: New Orleans and the Emergence of Modern Tourism, 1918-1945

https://doi.org/10.1353/book11547
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They Took My Bedroom: A Case Study of Eminent Domain in New Orleans
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Tourism during the interwar years
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“Please Mention the Green Book:” The Negro Motorist Green Book as Critical GIS
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(Re)working subjectivities and social-spatial interactions in the urban landscape: The Camel Toe Lady Steppers Parade in New Orleans Mardi Gras
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Regulating Resort Revelry: Alcohol, Music, and the Entertainment Market in Miami Beach, 1935–1955
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The figurative economic cycle of racial hierarchy
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“Do You Know What It Means to Miss New Orleans?” Discovery, Dominance, and Decline of Crescent City Popular Music Influence, 1946–2006
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A haunting presence: archiving black absence and racialized mappings in Louisiana plantation sites
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Tourism and Occultism in New Orleans's Jackson Square: Contentious and Cooperative Publics
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“This is the only tour that sells”: tourism, disaster, and national identity in New Orleans
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Artists' positioning in and creating authentic identities through place and tourism in New Orleans's Jackson Square
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Locating the Isle of Orleans: Atlantic and American historiographical perspectives
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Creole Italian: Sicilian Immigrants and the Shaping of New Orleans Food Culture
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Hidden value in the platform’s platform: Airbnb, displacement, and the un‐homing spatialities of emotional labour
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Holding the Whip-Hand
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Selling New Orleans to New Orleans
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Tourists and/as disasters: Rebuilding, remembering, and responsibility in New Orleans
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Destination New Orleans
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“People Want to See What Happened”
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Sex Workers/Sex Offenders
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“The City I Used to Come to Visit”
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“Life the Way It Used to Be in the Old South”
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“Urbane, Educated, and Well-To-Do Free Blacks”
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“Wasn’t Nothing Like That”
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“Starting All Over Again”
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Epilogue
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Notes
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Bibliography
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Introduction
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La Catrina:
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Charles Gayarré and the Imagining of an Exceptional City:
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Phony City:
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“Things You’d Imagine Zulu Tribes to Do”:
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The Saga of the Junkyard Dog
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Local, Native, Creole, Black:
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The Contradictions of the Film Welfare Economy, or, For the Love of Treme
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“Queers, Fairies, and Ne’er-Do-Wells”:
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Building Black Suburbs in New Orleans
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Refugee Pastoralism:
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Boosting the Private Sector:
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What’s Left for New Orleans?
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Neoliberal Futures:
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The Myth of Authenticity and Its Impact on Politics—in New Orleans and Beyond
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Lewd and Lascivious: French Quarter Clean-up Campaigns by Business and Civic Organizations in 1950s New Orleans
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Restoring performance : personal story, place, and memory in post-Katrina New Orleans
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Nueva Orleans: Hispanics in New Orleans, the Catholic Church, and imagining the new Hispanic community
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Voices in cultural heritage preservation: a comparative study between New Orleans and Changting (China)
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The art of Charles H. Reinike : lagniappes of Louisiana's landscapes and people
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The Challenge of American Folklore to the Humanities
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Southern Comfort: The Slow Rise of New Orleans’ Jazz Tourism
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Crise, désastre, culture : les enjeux de la reconnaissance culturelle à Paris et à La Nouvelle-Orléans
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Le tourisme macabre à La Nouvelle-Orléans après Katrina : résilience et mémorialisation des espaces affectés par des catastrophes majeures
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An Analysis of Southern Advertising from the Jimmy Carter Era: The Origins of the Fragmented Image of the Tourist South
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