Where are Poor People to Live?: Transforming Public Housing Communities: Transforming Public Housing Communities

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ISBN: 9780765610768 | 0765610760
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Copyright: 3/15/2006

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Where Are Poor People to Live? Transforming Public Housing Communities focuses on Chicago and its affordable housing crisis. The editors and contributing authors consistently provide analytical frames that help academics and practitioners make links to developments in every American city.

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"Our Fight Must Go On,"
Tables and Figures
Preface
Introduction
National and Local Context for Public Housing Transformation
Public Housing Transformation: Evolving National Policy
Public Housing's Cinderella: Policy Dynamics of HOPE VI in the Mid-1990s
The HOPE VI Program: What Has Happened to the Residents?
On the Ground in Chicago: Reshaping Public Housing Communities
The Chicago Housing Authority's Plan for Transformation
Community Resistance to CHA Transformation: The History, Evolution, Struggles, and Accomplishments of the Coalition to Protect Public Housing
The Case of Cabrini-Green
A Critical Analysis of the ABLA Redevelopment Plan
Relocated Public Housing Residents Have Little Hope of Returning: Work Requirements for Mixed-Income Public Housing Developments
Learning from Chicago: Prospects and Challenges for Policy Makers
Gautreaux and Chicago's Public Housing Crisis: The Conflict Between Achieving Integration and Providing Decent Housing for Very Low-Income African Americans
Mixed-Income Communities: Designing Out Poverty or Pushing Out the Poor?
Downtown Restructuring and Public Housing in Contemporary Chicago: Fashioning a Better World-Class City
Epilogue
About the Editors and Contributors
Index
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Where are Poor People to Live?: Transforming Public Housing Communities: Transforming Public Housing Communities

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