Constructing the Dynamo of Dixie, Race, Urban Planning, and Cosmopolitanism in Chattanooga, Tennessee, The University of North Carolina Press, Courtney Elizabeth Knapp,Sociology/Urban,SOCIAL SCIENCE, History of Chattanooga; History of Tennessee; History of Southeast United States; African American History; Native American History; History of Civil War; Jewish history; multiethnic history; History of Economic Development; diaspora studies theory ; Theory of Urban Development; urban planning diversity; urban planning and public participation; urban planning and public space; capacity building; multiethnic placemaking ; Cherokee placemaking; African American placemaking; gentrification; activism in housing; activism in social justice; arts economies; public art; tourism planning; deindustrialization; cultural development; community development; urban development; displacement; housing politics; legal segregation; de facto segregation; Trail of Tears; New South; cosmopolitanism; reconciliation politics; historic preservation; participatory action research,, , United States, en-UShttps://uncpress.orgHistory of Chattanooga; History of Tennessee; History of Southeast United States; African American History; Native American History; History of Civil War; Jewish history; multiethnic history; History of Economic Development; diaspora studies theory ; Theory of Urban Development; urban planning diversity; urban planning and public participation; urban planning and public space; capacity building; multiethnic placemaking ; Cherokee placemaking; African American placemaking; gentrification; activism in housing; activism in social justice; arts economies; public art; tourism planning; deindustrialization; cultural development; community development; urban development; displacement; housing politics; legal segregation; de facto segregation; Trail of Tears; New South; cosmopolitanism; reconciliation politics; historic preservation; participatory action research, [BLURB],[CITY],NC,books, ebooks, biblet, Book2look