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Preface Acknowledgments
1. Introduction
I. Interpreting Social Categories
2. Public and Private Space
3. Making Law and Interpreting Law
4. Models of Local Autonomy
II. Manufacturing Determinacy
5. The Politics of Local Jobs
6. The Structure of Land-Use Adjudication
7. The Tensions of Urban Public Service Provision
8. The Doctrine of Local Matters
III. Local Autonomy Reconsidered
9. Local Autonomy in Contemporary Society Notes Cases Cited Bibliography Index
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