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List of Figures vi
List of Tables viii
Preface ix
Introduction: All Roads Lead to Fresno 1
Chapter 1 Outposts of Empires 17
Transitions: Building a West of Cities, 1840-1940 31
Chapter 2 Across the Wide Mississippi 39
Chapter 3 The First Pacific Century 55
Chapter 4 Inland Empire Cities 74
Chapter 5 Garden Cities 88
Chapter 6 Smokestack Frontiers 100
Chapter 7 Money in the Air 115
Chapter 8 Cities of Homes 132
Chapter 9 Water, Power, Progress 150
Transitions: The Metropolitan West since 1940 163
Chapter 10 Wars and Rumors of War 169
Chapter 11 Progress and Prejudice 186
Chapter 12 The Politics of Diversity 203
Chapter 13 Reshaping the Metropolis 219
Chapter 14 Transnational Urbanism 237
Chapter 15 The Long Arm of the Metropolitan West 256
Conclusion: Urban Frontiers 273
Notes 291
Bibliographical Essay 321
Index 335
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