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""Stauch deftly plumbs the intricacy of the informal economy and its impact on society at large. Wildcat of the Streets is an engrossing study of a modern American city in the throes of conflict."" * Herb Boyd, author of Black Detroit: A People's History of Self-Determination * ""Academically rigorous and politically radical, Michael Stauch has crafted a nuanced history of the tragic failure of police reform in the United States and a spirited case for why the police must instead be abolished. Wildcat in the Streets is a must read for historians, activists, and anyone seeking to escape the downward spiral of capitalist society and build a better world."" * Jarrod Shanahan, author of Captives: How Rikers Island Took New York City Hostage *

""Stauch deftly plumbs the intricacy of the informal economy and its impact on society at large. Wildcat of the Streets is an engrossing study of a modern American city in the throes of conflict."" (Herb Boyd, author of Black Detroit: A People's History of Self-Determination) ""Academically rigorous and politically radical, Michael Stauch has crafted a nuanced history of the tragic failure of police reform in the United States and a spirited case for why the police must instead be abolished. Wildcat of the Streets is a must read for historians, activists, and anyone seeking to escape the downward spiral of capitalist society and build a better world."" (Jarrod Shanahan, author of Captives: How Rikers Island Took New York City Hostage)

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Michael Stauch is Assistant Professor of History at the University of Toledo.

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