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Posted on September 10, 2012 by Matt Dull

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Greenbelt Elementary School, 1937. Greenbelt, MD. (rockcreek)

Twentieth Century history is littered with experiments in government social engineering gone disastrously wrong. Continue reading →

Posted in Architecture of the State, Books, Public Policy | Tagged Greenbelt, Maryland, Scott, Seeing Like a State | 2 Replies

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