Small Towns and Big Business comprehensively examines the phenomenon of local protests against Wal-Mart superstores. Using fieldwork and archival sources, Halebsky situates these protests in the context of economic restructuring and the expansion of retailing; explains how some local social movements were able to successfully fend off the world's largest retailer; and assesses the implications for efforts to limit corporate power, resist McDonaldization, and protect local quality of life.
Small Towns and Big Business comprehensively examines the phenomenon of local protests against Wal-Mart superstores. Using fieldwork and archival sources, Halebsky situates these protests in the context of economic restructuring and the expansion of retailing; explains how some local social movements were able to successfully fend off the world's largest retailer; and assesses the implications for efforts to limit corporate power, resist McDonaldization, and protect local quality of life.
Chapter 1. Introduction: Communities Corporations and Local Social Movements Chapter 2. Big Retailers Aggressive Retail Development and the Roots of Local Protest Chapter 3. How Superstores Affect Small Towns Chapter 4. Gig Harbor Washington and Petoskey Michigan: Do the People Want It? Chapter 5. West Bend Wisconsin and Ottawa Ohio: A Superstore in the Neighborhood? Chapter 6. Ashland Wisconsin and Eureka California: Economic Benefit for Whom? Chapter 7. Explaining Success Chapter 8. The Local State Corporate Retailing McDonaldization and Local Anti-Corporate Activism
Chapter 1. Introduction: Communities Corporations and Local Social Movements Chapter 2. Big Retailers Aggressive Retail Development and the Roots of Local Protest Chapter 3. How Superstores Affect Small Towns Chapter 4. Gig Harbor Washington and Petoskey Michigan: Do the People Want It? Chapter 5. West Bend Wisconsin and Ottawa Ohio: A Superstore in the Neighborhood? Chapter 6. Ashland Wisconsin and Eureka California: Economic Benefit for Whom? Chapter 7. Explaining Success Chapter 8. The Local State Corporate Retailing McDonaldization and Local Anti-Corporate Activism
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