Resort city in the sunbelt : Las Vegas, 1930-2000 / Eugene P. Moehring.
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 329-339) and index.
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Prologue: Before the Dam -- The Federal Trigger -- A City Takes Shape -- "Boomtown in the Desert" -- Achieving Metropolitan Status -- Fragmented Government -- Civil Rights in a Resort City -- The Struggle for Industry -- The City-Building Process -- Epilogue: Las Vegas, 1970-2000.
"In this new edition of Resort City in the Sunbelt, Moehring discusses how tourism and the spectacular expansion of the strip continue to spur growth and dominate the casino market. He also addresses the downside of that growth: increased crime, traffic headaches, overcrowded schools, and underfunded social services. In addition, Moehring assesses the storms that may be looming on Las Vegas's horizon - the popularity of on-line gambling, the continued threat of increased federal regulation, the proliferation of Indian casinos, and the nationalization of casino gambling."--Jacket.
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