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Apr 23 2009

Dupont: Corporate Space in Native Place

Posted by evansl in podcasts

(Ruth Kodish-Eskind, Ursula Opalka, Ella Pultinas)

“Dupont: Corporate Space in Native Place” addresses the history of the City of Dupont, on Sequalitchew Creek near the Nisqually Estuary. It covers Nisqually longhouses, colonization by the Hudson Bay Company, and the environmental and economic impacts of modern corporate development.Dupont’s prolonged status as a “company town” demonstrates how the treatment of place is effected by land ownership and control.


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