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Subject(s)

• Urban renewal [Browse]
• Housing policy [Browse]

Bibliographic references

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Contents

• Foreword / Jane Jacobs
• Acknowledgments / Chester Hartman
• Introduction: Between Eminence and Notoriety: Four Decades of Radical Urban Planning
• Pt. 1. Displacement and Urban Renewal. 1. Social Values and Housing Orientations. 2. The Housing of Relocated Families. 3. Omissions in Evaluating Relocation Effectiveness Cited. 4. Displacement: A Not So New Problem. 5. The Right to Stay Put. 6. San Francisco's International Hotel: Case Study of a Turf Struggle. 7. San Francisco's Neighborhoods: Who Pays for Change? 8. The Illusion and Reality of Urban Renewal: A Case Study of San Francisco's Yerba Buena Center. 9. Designing for the Elderly: A User Needs Survey for Housing Low-Income Senior Citizens. 10. Neighborhood Fightback
• Pt. 2. Housing Problems and Policies. 11. Good Homes. 12. Homeownership: Who's Got to Have It? 13. Housing Affordability. 14. Military Family Housing: The Other Public Housing Program. 15. A Radical Housing Alternative for the United States.
• 16. Housing Policies under the Reagan Administration. 17. The Housing Part of the Homelessness Problem. 18. The Inequity of the Homeowner Deduction. 19. The Case for a Right to Housing
• Pt. 3. Organizing and Activism. 20. Landlord Money Defeats Rent Control in San Francisco. 21. Running a Rent Control Initiative Campaign. 22. Divestment at Harvard: The Alumni Weigh In. 23. Sweet Charity Gone Sour: San Francisco's United Fund. 24. Bay Stater Inside Cuba. 25. The Voter Initiative as a Form of Citizen Participation in Swiss Transportation Policy. 26. Transportation Users Movements in Paris. 27. Paul Davidoff: An Appreciation
• Pt. 4. Poverty and Race. 28. Notes on the President's Initiative on Race. 29. Reparations for Slavery
• Pt. 5. Planning Education. 30. The Harvard Urban Field Service Program. 31. Reshaping Planning Education. 32. Uppity and Out: A Case Study in the Politics of Faculty Reappointments (and the Limitations of Grievance Procedures).

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ISBN

• 0882851713 (alk. paper)
• 0882851721 (pbk. : alk. paper)

LCCN

2001028772

OCLC

46729277

RCP

C - O

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