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The Power Of Place: Urban Landscapes As Public History,Used Chicago Review Press Organized CrimeWinner, 1995, Category Of Archeology And Anthropology, Professional Scholarly Publishing Annual Awards Competition Presented By The Association Of American Publishers, Inc. Based On Her Extensive Experience In The Urban Communities Of Los Angeles, Historian And Architect Dolores Hayden Proposes New Perspectives On Gender, Race, And Ethnicity To Broaden The Practice Of Public History And Public Art, Enlarge Urban Preservation, And Reorient The Writing