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Detroit Resurrected: To Bankruptcy and Back (Nathan Bomey)

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Detroit Resurrected: To Bankruptcy and Back is a nonfiction work of narrative journalism by Nathan Bomey that examines Detroit’s historic Chapter 9 bankruptcy and the city’s slow emergence from fiscal collapse. Drawing on extensive reporting and interviews, the book is less a technical financial manual than a human-centered account of how one of America’s best-known cities reached the brink of liquidation and then negotiated a path forward. Its core subject is the 2013 bankruptcy filing, but its larger purpose is to explain how politics, law, labor, philanthropy, and civic identity collided in a crisis that affected pensions, public services, and major cultural institutions such as the Detroit Institute of Arts. Bomey presents the bankruptcy as a story of competing obligations and hard compromises, especially the Grand Bargain that helped protect retirees and the art museum while giving the city room to recover. The book is aimed at readers interested in urban policy, public finance, and modern American city history.