"A detailed history of Code for America examining how we can democratically design government systems"--

Contents
Acknowledgments
1   Introduction: “You have the power to be the government”
2   A “Bay Area” Fusion: Technologies of Infrastructural Organizing
3   Forging Infrastructural Citizenship: Hackathons and the Civic Imagination
4   Networking a Movement: The Rise and Fall of the Brigades
5   Beyond “User-centered”: Intersectional Designers and Post-Techlash Politics
6   Selling Administration: The “Narrow Play” of Service Design
7   Conclusion: The Opportunities and Hazards of Scale
Notes
References
Index