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Conclusion,t and large-scale public investment has produced a system of water infrastructure and water delivery that rivals any in the world in its breadth and scope. That system is now in crisis. Yet many of us—especially those of us who live in urban areas— scarcely think about water.

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tural economies remains suspended in a detached virtualism (Miller, 2000). The idea of the remaking of geographies and cultural economies remains, necessarily, a consistent search to make the subject dynamic in its resonance with the contemporary world. In recent debates concerning the reframing of

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Peter Culp,Robert Glennon,Gary Libecap and landscape.Provides a new way of theorizing and analysinMaking sense of new cultural economies, it is argued, needs consistent attention to the resonances of individual lives. Otherwise, a discussion of cultural economies remains suspended in a detached virtualism (Miller, 2000). The idea of the

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Peter Culp,Robert Glennon,Gary Libecaptural economies remains suspended in a detached virtualism (Miller, 2000). The idea of the remaking of geographies and cultural economies remains, necessarily, a consistent search to make the subject dynamic in its resonance with the contemporary world. In recent debates concerning the reframing of

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Peter Culp,Robert Glennon,Gary Libecap and landscape.Provides a new way of theorizing and analysinMaking sense of new cultural economies, it is argued, needs consistent attention to the resonances of individual lives. Otherwise, a discussion of cultural economies remains suspended in a detached virtualism (Miller, 2000). The idea of the

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Peter Culp,Robert Glennon,Gary Libecap and landscape.Provides a new way of theorizing and analysinMaking sense of new cultural economies, it is argued, needs consistent attention to the resonances of individual lives. Otherwise, a discussion of cultural economies remains suspended in a detached virtualism (Miller, 2000). The idea of the

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