Fighting for First Amendment rights is as popular a pastime as ever, but just because you can get on your soapbox doesn't mean anyone will be there to listen. Town squares have emptied out as shoppers decamp for the megamalls; gated communities keep pesky signature gathering activists away; even most internet chatrooms are run by the major media companies. Brave New Neighborhood sconsiders what can be done to protect and revitalize our public spaces.
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不十分relevant，当一个参考和情境知识。这里的public space是物质与话语交叠的领域，因此书里讨论的话题比如BID中可以允许怎样的活动、mormons可不可以买下一块原来的公共空间（并潜在传教）以及业主委员会可不可以给居民发传单等问题都是空间、法律、管理、政策交织在一起的复杂问题。也正因为如此每一章节都有很多对美国宪法和相关判例的讨论，因为不熟悉情境所以只看了大概，这种写法倒值得借鉴。但读了一半才发现不是文集而是独立的作品，可见全书的组织还是有点散。
评分「Without exposure to deprivation or even difference, the privileged become unable to recognise their own advantages and unlikely to question a system that produces systematic disadvantages.」
评分20190911-20190929 内容还行，就是太啰嗦了…一句话能翻来覆去重说好几次，也是厉害了…
评分20190911-20190929 内容还行，就是太啰嗦了…一句话能翻来覆去重说好几次，也是厉害了…
评分「Without exposure to deprivation or even difference, the privileged become unable to recognise their own advantages and unlikely to question a system that produces systematic disadvantages.」
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