Based on author's thesis (doctoral - York University (Toronto, Ont.), 2018): issued under title: Law, culture, and the city : urban legal anthropology, the counterhegemonic use of hegemonic legal tools, and the management of intangible cultural heritage spaces within Toronto's municipal frameworks. Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents:
Introduction -- Theories of value, culture and cultural spaces in the city -- Methodologies -- Toronto : music city? -- Case study : waterfront development, the guernment, and drum 'n' bass -- Case study : the silver dollar room and comfort zone -- Case study : Brunswick house, Albert's hall, and the matador -- Towards a counterhegemonic use of hegemonic legal tools for protecting spaces of high use-value and community cultural wealth -- Conclusion.
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