Where are poor people to live? transforming public housing communities /

Bibliographic Details
Corporate Author: ProQuest (Firm)
Other Authors: Bennett, Larry, 1950-, Smith, Janet L., 1962-, Wright, Patricia A.
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: Armonk, N.Y. : M.E. Sharpe, c2006.
Series:Cities and contemporary society.
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Table of Contents:
  • "Our fight must go on" / Rene Maxwell.
  • Introduction / Larry Bennett, Janet L. Smith, and Patricia A. Wright.
  • I. National and local context for public housing transformation. Public housing transformation: evolving national policy / Janet L. Smith ; Public housing's Cinderella: policy dynamics of HOPE VI in the mid-1990s / Yan Zhang and Gretchen Weismann ; The HOPE VI program: what has happened to the residents? / Susan J. Popkin.
  • II. On the ground in Chicago: reshaping public housing communities. The Chicago Housing Authority's plan for transformation / Janet L. Smith ; Community resistance to CHA transformation: the history, evolution, struggles, and accomplishments of the Coalition to Protect Public Housing / Patricia A. Wright ; The case of Cabrini-Green / Patrica A. Wright, with Richard M. Wheelock and Carol Steele ; A critical analysis of the ABLA redevelopment plan / Larry Bennett, Nancy Hudspeth, and Patricia A. Wright ; Relocated public housing residents have little hope of returning: work requirements for mixed-income public housing developments / William P. Wilen and Rajesh D. Nayak.
  • III. 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 / William P. Wilen and Wendy L. Stasell ; Mixed-income communities: designing out poverty or pushing out the poor? / Janet L. Smith ; Downtown restructuring and public housing in contemporary Chicago: fashioning a better world-class city / Larry Bennett.
  • Epilogue / Larry Bennett, Janet L. Smith, and Patricia A. Wright.