Pastoral Capitalism tells the unknown history of suburban corporate landscapes through three alluring landscape ideals that have long enchanted Anglo-American tastes—the "estate," the "campus," and the "park." In telling this new chapter in landscape history, Louise Mozingo, a professor in landscape architecture at the University of California, Berkeley, offers fascinating insights into overlapping stories of technical research, the military-industrial complex, gender roles in the workplace, fear of the city during the 1960s, and the fragmenting effect of the automobile.
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