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9781592134311

A Right to Housing

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  • ISBN13:

    9781592134311

  • ISBN10:

    1592134319

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2006-02-28
  • Publisher: Temple Univ Pr

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Summary

How can we explain the persistent inability of the United States to meet the housing needs of a large portion of its people? What can we do about the problem? In this important new work leading progressive housing activists and thinkers examine the state of housing, the housed, and housing policy in the United States and then provide a comprehensive and detailed program for solving the problem, under the goal of a Right to Housing.

Table of Contents

Acknowledgments viii
Why a Right to Housing Is Needed and Makes Sense: Editors' Introduction 1(19)
The Economic Environment of Housing: Income Inequality and Insecurity
20(18)
Chris Tilly
Housing Affordability: One-Third of a Nation Shelter-Poor
38(23)
Michael E. Stone
Segregation and Discrimination in Housing
61(21)
Nancy A. Denton
Pernicious Problems of Housing Finance
82(23)
Michael E. Stone
Federal Housing Subsidies: Who Benefits and Why?
105(34)
Peter Dreier
The Permanent Housing Crisis: The Failures of Conservatism and the Limitations of Liberalism
139(24)
Peter Marcuse
W. Dennis Keating
Federally-Assisted Housing in Conflict: Privatization or Preservation?
163(14)
Emily Paradise Achtenberg
Privatizing Rural Rental Housing
171(6)
Robert Wiener
The Case for a Right to Housing
177(16)
Chester Hartman
The Role of the Courts and a Right to Housing
193(20)
David B. Bryson
Housing Organizing for the Long Haul: Building on Experience
213(27)
Larry Lamar Yates
Social Ownership
240(21)
Michael E. Stone
Social Financing
261(18)
Michael Swack
The Elderly and a Right to Housing
279(17)
Jon Pynoos
Christy M. Nishita
Opening Doors: What a Right to Housing Means for Women
296(20)
Susan Saegert
Helene Clark
Responses to Homelessness: Past Policies, Future Directions, and a Right to Housing
316(24)
Rob Rosenthal
Maria Foscarinis
Community Development Corporations: Challenges in Supporting a Right to Housing
340(24)
Rachel G. Bratt
Old and New Challenges Facing Rural Housing Nonprofits
360(4)
Robert Wiener
Between Devolution and the Deep Blue Sea: What's a City or State to Do?
364(35)
John Emmeus Davis
Housing and Economic Security
399(28)
Rachel G. Bratt
About the Contributors 427(4)
Index 431

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