Life, liberty, and the pursuit of housing: an increasingly difficult quest in the contemporary urban United States, where crime, urban blight, and continuing capital decay undercut the advantages of city living
Life, liberty, and the pursuit of housing: an increasingly difficult quest in the contemporary urban United States, where crime, urban blight, and continuing capital decay undercut the advantages of city living
Introduction I: Politics 1: Social Class and Housing Reform 2: The Homebuilders' Lobby 3: The Rise of Tenant Organizations 4: Boardwalk and Park Place 5: Beyond URLTA 6: Alternative Strategies for the Urban Ghetto 7: The Case Against Urban Desegregation 8: The Courts and Desegregated Housing 9: Public Housing 10: The Politics of Housing II: Social Aspects 11: The Balanced Community 12: Equal Status, Housing Integration, and Racial Prejudice 13: The Effects of Poor Housing 14: An Alternative to a Density Function Definition of Overcrowding 15: Determinism by the Urban Environment 16: Fear and the House-as-Haven in the Lower Class 17: Environmental Preferences of Future Housing Consumers III: Economics 18: The Journey to-Work as a Determinant of Residential Location 19: A Competitive Theory of the Housing Market 20: The Determinants of Dwelling-Unit Condition 21: Effect of Housing Market Segregation on Urban Development 22: An Economic Analysis of Property Values and Race (Laurenti) 23: The Ghetto Makers 24: The New Regulation Comes the Suburbs 25: Discrimination in Housing Prices and Mortgage Lending IV: Production 26: The Causes of Recent Instability in the Housing Sector 27: Alternative Mortgage Designs and Their Effectiveness in Eliminating Demand and Supply Effects on Inflation 28: Bureaucratic and Craft Administration of Production 29: Efficiency in the Construction Industry 30: Regulatory Barriers to the Diffusion of Innovation: Some Evidence from Building Codes 31: Restrictive Union Practices 32: Reducing the Cost of New Construction 33: Trade Union Discrimination in the Pittsburgh Construction Industry 34: Federal Income Taxation and Urban Housing V: Policies and Programs 35: The Bias of American Housing Policy 36: Federal Housing Policy: A Political-Economic Analysis 37: The Social Utility of Rent Control 38: Public Housing and the Poor 39: Section 235 of the National Housing Act: Homeownership for Low-income Families? 40: Housing Assistance for Low- and Moderate-Income Families 41: A Summary Report of Current Findings from the Experimental Housing Allowance Program 42: Using the Lessons of Experience to Allocate Resources in the Community Development Program 43: Neighborhood Revitalization The Experience and the Promise 44: Effects of the Property Tax in Urban Areas 45: Municpal Housing Code Enforcement and Low-Income Tenants 46: How to Understand a Subsidized-Honsing Syndication 47: The Private Sector and Community Development: A Cautious Proposal 48: Toward a New Federal Housing Policy 49: The Lessons of Pruitt-Igoe 50: Income Strategy and Housing Supply 51: Housing and Public Policy Analysis
Introduction I: Politics 1: Social Class and Housing Reform 2: The Homebuilders' Lobby 3: The Rise of Tenant Organizations 4: Boardwalk and Park Place 5: Beyond URLTA 6: Alternative Strategies for the Urban Ghetto 7: The Case Against Urban Desegregation 8: The Courts and Desegregated Housing 9: Public Housing 10: The Politics of Housing II: Social Aspects 11: The Balanced Community 12: Equal Status, Housing Integration, and Racial Prejudice 13: The Effects of Poor Housing 14: An Alternative to a Density Function Definition of Overcrowding 15: Determinism by the Urban Environment 16: Fear and the House-as-Haven in the Lower Class 17: Environmental Preferences of Future Housing Consumers III: Economics 18: The Journey to-Work as a Determinant of Residential Location 19: A Competitive Theory of the Housing Market 20: The Determinants of Dwelling-Unit Condition 21: Effect of Housing Market Segregation on Urban Development 22: An Economic Analysis of Property Values and Race (Laurenti) 23: The Ghetto Makers 24: The New Regulation Comes the Suburbs 25: Discrimination in Housing Prices and Mortgage Lending IV: Production 26: The Causes of Recent Instability in the Housing Sector 27: Alternative Mortgage Designs and Their Effectiveness in Eliminating Demand and Supply Effects on Inflation 28: Bureaucratic and Craft Administration of Production 29: Efficiency in the Construction Industry 30: Regulatory Barriers to the Diffusion of Innovation: Some Evidence from Building Codes 31: Restrictive Union Practices 32: Reducing the Cost of New Construction 33: Trade Union Discrimination in the Pittsburgh Construction Industry 34: Federal Income Taxation and Urban Housing V: Policies and Programs 35: The Bias of American Housing Policy 36: Federal Housing Policy: A Political-Economic Analysis 37: The Social Utility of Rent Control 38: Public Housing and the Poor 39: Section 235 of the National Housing Act: Homeownership for Low-income Families? 40: Housing Assistance for Low- and Moderate-Income Families 41: A Summary Report of Current Findings from the Experimental Housing Allowance Program 42: Using the Lessons of Experience to Allocate Resources in the Community Development Program 43: Neighborhood Revitalization The Experience and the Promise 44: Effects of the Property Tax in Urban Areas 45: Municpal Housing Code Enforcement and Low-Income Tenants 46: How to Understand a Subsidized-Honsing Syndication 47: The Private Sector and Community Development: A Cautious Proposal 48: Toward a New Federal Housing Policy 49: The Lessons of Pruitt-Igoe 50: Income Strategy and Housing Supply 51: Housing and Public Policy Analysis
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