After the Smoke Clears: Struggling to Get by in Rustbelt America

University of Pittsburgh Press (2006)
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Abstract

Takes readers into Homestead and Braddock, Pennsylvania; Lewiston, Maine; Matewan, West Virginia; and Flint, Michigan to focus on the strife caused by the departure of industry. Through words and photographs, this book explores the relationship between work, loss, and identity.

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