Format  Paperback / softback
Pages  328
Publication date  01/01/1970
Publisher  The University of Chicago Press
								Used Book in Good Conditions
11,50 €
 
    In July 1995, Chicagoans suffered through a blistering week-long heat wave that buckled streets and downed portions of the city’s power grid. It also left over 700 people dead. In this alarming book, Eric Klinenberg tells us how such fatalities could have happened in a modern American city.
| Weight | 436 g | 
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