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List of illustrations ix
Formal Organizations and the Problem of Social Order in the City 1
A Place to Live 33
A Voice in Politics 95
A Path to Work 149
Organizations and Participation 187
Conclusion 226
Acknowledgments 235
Notes on Research Design and Method 239
Works Cited 261
Index 279
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Deb Kinderman
reviewed Bargaining for Brooklyn: Community Organizations in the Entrepreneurial City on February 20, 2019 Bargaining for Brooklyn
In the tank for mafiosi like Anthony "Gaspipe" Casso and others, New York City detectives Stephen Caracappa and Louis Eppolito sold their badges, their souls, and their reputations to the highest bidders in organized crime. From leaking information to contract hits, these guys did it all ' and got away with it for far longer than they should have. Guy Lawson researched and wrote this book at considerable expense to his law-enforcement career and his own reputation. The result is a thoroughly absorbing read.
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