Kensington Market Collective Memory, Public History, and Toronto's Urban Landscape

‘Kensington Market will doubtless serve as a source of inspiration for planners seeking more socially inclusive approaches to their work, and for students seeking case studies of unconventional urban development.’

‘Na Li sheds brilliant light on what precisely makes ethnic neighbourhoods "ethnic" in the eyes of both residents and outsiders, and how to preserve these neighbourhoods... Certainly this engaging and important work deserves a wide readership and will fill a key gap in the scholarly literature.’