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Tables and Figures
1 Introduction: Communities, Corporations, and Local Social Movements 1
2 Big Retailers, Aggressive Retail Development, and the Roots of Local Protest 27
3 How Superstores Affect Small Towns 51
4 Gig Harbor, Washington, and Petoskey, Michigan: Do the People Want It? 71
5 West Bend, Wisconsin, and Ottawa, Ohio: A Superstore in the Neighborhood? 99
6 Ashland, Wisconsin, and Eureka, California: Economic Benefit for Whom? 129
7 Explaining Success 165
8 The Local State, Corporate Retailing, McDonaldization, and Local Anticorporate Activism 187
Appendix
Bibliography
Index
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