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Introduction
1. Welcome
2. The Goal and Purpose of This Research
3. The Research Problem
4. Research Materials, Their Locations, and Application
5. The Research Proposal, Part 1
6. The Proposal Intro 2
7. Research Proposal – Problem Statement
8. Research Questions
9. Theoretical Framework and Context
10. Research Frameworks
11. Policy Network Analysis
12. Path Dependence
13. Relevance
14. Transition-Research Samplesz
15. Plumbing of HFX Preamble
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16. Regulations of Board of Health
17. Public Health and the Need for Municipal Sanitation
18. City Engineers Letter Book 1893
19. Board of Works Letter 1892
20. Understanding Disease as a Driver of Sewerage Complexes
21. Africville A Forgotten Story of Environmental Racism
21A. Africville Sub Committee 1964
22. Public Health and Welfare Committee – Africville
23. A Redevelopment Study of Halifax
24. Report of a Visit to Halifax 1963
25. Africville’s Lack of Sewerage Services
26. Wellbeing of Africville Residents
26A. HHCI A Case Study in Environmental Policy and Exclusion
27. Volume 1, 22 March 1993 Halifax Harbour Cleanup
28. Volume 3, 23 March 1993 Halifax Harbour Cleanup
29. Volume 4, 23 March 1993 Halifax Harbour Cleanup
30. Volume 5, 25 March 1993 Halifax Harbour Cleanup
31. Volume 6, 25 March 1993, Halifax Harbour Cleanup
32. Volume 7, 26 March 1993 Halifax Harbour Cleanup
33. Volume 8, 27 March 1993 Halifax Harbour Cleanup
34. Volume 10, 29 March 1993 Halifax Harbour Cleanup
35. Volume 12, 30 March 1993 Halifax Harbour Cleanup
36. Volume 14, April 1 1993 Halifax Harbour Cleanup
37. Volume 16, April 3 1993 Halifax Harbour Cleanup
Chapter 1
38. When Sewers Shape Society
39. Path Dependence and the Pipes Below
40. Sewers, Precedent, and Power
41. What Sewers Say About Power and Democracy
Chapter 2
42. Pipes Power, and Policy
43. History Matters in Policy Analysis
44. How Sewers, Governments and History Shape Public Policy
45. From Statecraft to Science
46. Power, Policy, and Networks
47. Unpacking the Quiet Power of Networks
48. Rethinking Policy Networks in Politics
49. Who Really Shapes Environmental Policy
50. How Networks Shape the Decisions That Shape Us
51. Why We Lose Interest in the Environment
52. The Myth of the Flexible Network
53. Misshapen Triangles
54. Rethinking the Shapes of Power
55. Why Policy Networks Aren’t as Equal as They Seem
56. What Do Policy Networks Reveal About Power and Change
57. Why Policy Networks May Not Be Democratic
58. How Sewers Shaped Halifax—and Still Shape Policy Today
59. Pipes, Power, and People
60. Power and Change
61. A Lack of Democrarcy
Chapter 3
62. The Shape of Policy Today
63. Halifax’s Sewers Reveal a Hidden Politics
64. From Cesspool to Sewer
65. How Halifax Cleaned Up Its Act
66. Public Health & Civic Responsibility
67. Boom, Blast, and Business as Usual
68. When Science First Noticed the Water
69. How Halifax’s 1956 Sewer Plan Cemented a Path to the Harbour
70. Halifax’s Long History of Flushing Problems Into the Harbour
Chapter 4
71. Africville – Silenced by Design
72. Africville – Erased by Policy
73. Africville and the Long Shadow of Environmental Racism in Canada
74. Africville and the Long Shadow of Environmental Racism in Canada
75. Africville – How Halifax Planned a Community Out of Existence
76. The Slum by the Dump – Africville Erased
77. Africville and the Politics of Displacement
78. The Forced Relocation of Africville
79. Africville and the Long Road to Apology
Chapter 5
80. Unpacking the Halifax Harbour Cleanup Initiative
81. The HHCI and the Hidden Architecture of Power
82. The HHCI A Technological Fix with Social Blind Spots
83. The HHCI Engineering Solutions, Silenced Voices
84. The HHCI When Optimism Masks Exclusion
85. Public Participation in the HHCI
86. Halifax Harbour Cleanup—Whose Waters Are We Protecting
87. Halifax Harbour Cleanup—Support, Stigma, and the Politics of Place
88. Who Speaks for the Public Rethinking Participation in the Halifax Harbour Cleanup
89. The Power and Limits of the Metro Coalition for Harbour Cleanup
90. Participation, and the Power of the Public
91. The HHCI – Questioning Chlorination and Imagining Better Alternatives
92. Rethinking Wastewater with Engineered Wetlands
93. The HHCI – When the Process Pollutes the Outcome
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