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Volume 4, Issue 2
Summer 2014
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ISSN 2153-8018
EISSN 2153-764X
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San Francisco Matters

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From the Editor’s Desktop
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The Boom List: Things to read, see, and do this summer in California
Boom Staff
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What’s the Matter with San Francisco?: We’re not arguing about what really matters
Eve Bachrach, Jon Christensen
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The Boom Interview: My imperiled city
Rebecca Solnit
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Clement Street: A transect of change
David Lee
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We Out Here
Rian Dundon
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The Death of the City?: Reports of San Francisco’s demise have been greatly exaggerated
Rachel Brahinsky
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Stop the Presses: Broadsides from the frontlines of gentrification
Boom Staff
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Mapping Our Disconnect: On the transit system we have, not the one we might have had, or wish we had
Kristin Miller
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Mapping What Is: And what could be?
Stamen Design
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Living in a Fool’s Paradise: San Francisco must change
Mark Hogan
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Who You Calling a Techie?: Fear and loathing in boomtown
Leah Reich
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Die [Fill in the Blank] Scum: A short history
Annie Powers
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Shaping the City from Below: San Francisco’s history offers lessons for the future
Chris Carlsson
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Boom and Bust and What Comes Next: The view from our window
Celia, Peter Wiley
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All Issues
Lying in Plain Sight: La Jolla’s assemblage of religious art
A Boom Interview with California’s Poet Laureate: With “A California Requiem”
Anthropologist as Court Jester: Civil disobedience and the People’s Café
What Does It Mean to Become Californian?
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