An edition of Small towns and big business: challenging Wal-Mart superstores
(2009)
Small towns and big business
challenging Wal-Mart superstores
by Stephen Halebsky
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Wal-Mart (Firm), Social aspects of Big business, Economic aspects of Small cities, Quality of life, Discount houses (Retail trade), Big business, Small cities, Wal-mart (firm), Discount houses (retail trade), Cities and towns, united states, Petites villes, Aspect économique, Grandes entreprises, Aspect social, Qualité de la vie, Social aspects, Kleinstadt, Wirtschaft, Wal-Mart Stores, Economic aspectsPlaces
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Small towns and big business: challenging Wal-Mart superstores
2009, Lexington Books
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0739122401 9780739122402
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Table of Contents
Introduction: communities, corporations, and local social movements
Big retailers, aggressive retail development, and the roots of local protest
How superstores affect small towns
Gig Harbor, Washington and Petoskey, Michigan: do the people want it?
West Bend, Wisconsin and Ottawa, Ohio: a superstore in the neighborhood?
Ashland, Wisconsin and Eureka, California: economic benefit for whom?
Explaining success
The local state, corporate retailing, McDonaldization, and local anti-corporate activism.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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