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Title The dream revisited : contemporary debates about housing, segregation, and opportunity in the twenty-first century / edited by Ingrid Gould Ellen and Justin Peter Steil
Publisher New York : Columbia University Press, [2019]
Copyright date ©2019


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Contents Part I. The Meaning of Segregation. Discussion 1. Why integration? -- Discussion 2. Comparative perspectives on segregation -- Discussion 3. Neighborhood income segregation -- Discussion 4. Suburban poverty and segregation -- Discussion 5. The relationship between residential and school segregation -- Part II. Causes of Contemporary Racial Segregation. Discussion 6. Ending segregation : our progress today -- Discussion 7. The stubborn persistence of racial segregation -- Discussion 8. Implicit bias and segregation -- Part III. Consequences of Segregation. Discussion 9. Explaining Ferguson through place and race -- Discussion 10. Segregation and law enforcement -- Discussion 11. Segregation and health -- Discussion 12. Segregation and the financial crisis -- Discussion 13. Segregation and politics -- Part IV. Policy Implications. Discussion 14. The future of the Fair Housing Act -- Discussion 15. Affirmatively furthering fair housing -- Discussion 16. Balancing investments in people and place -- Discussion 17. Addressing neighborhood disinvestment -- Discussion 18. Place-based affirmative action -- Discussion 19. Selecting neighborhoods for low-income housing tax credit developments -- Discussion 20. Public housing and deconcentrating poverty -- Discussion 21. Creating mixed-income housing through inclusionary zoning -- Discussion 22. Neighborhoods, opportunities, and the Housing Choice Voucher Program -- Discussion 23. Making vouchers more mobile -- Discussion 24. Gentrification and the promise of integration -- Discussion 25. Community preferences and fair housing -- Conclusion
ISBN 9780231545044 (electronic book)
0231545045 (electronic book)
Standard # 10.7312/elle18362 doi
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Subject Discrimination in housing -- United States.
African Americans -- Housing.
Minorities -- Housing -- United States.
Segregation -- United States.
Alt author Ellen, Ingrid Gould, 1965- editor.
Steil, Justin P., editor.
Descript 1 online resource (xi, 372 pages)
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Descript text file PDF rda
Contents Part I. The Meaning of Segregation. Discussion 1. Why integration? -- Discussion 2. Comparative perspectives on segregation -- Discussion 3. Neighborhood income segregation -- Discussion 4. Suburban poverty and segregation -- Discussion 5. The relationship between residential and school segregation -- Part II. Causes of Contemporary Racial Segregation. Discussion 6. Ending segregation : our progress today -- Discussion 7. The stubborn persistence of racial segregation -- Discussion 8. Implicit bias and segregation -- Part III. Consequences of Segregation. Discussion 9. Explaining Ferguson through place and race -- Discussion 10. Segregation and law enforcement -- Discussion 11. Segregation and health -- Discussion 12. Segregation and the financial crisis -- Discussion 13. Segregation and politics -- Part IV. Policy Implications. Discussion 14. The future of the Fair Housing Act -- Discussion 15. Affirmatively furthering fair housing -- Discussion 16. Balancing investments in people and place -- Discussion 17. Addressing neighborhood disinvestment -- Discussion 18. Place-based affirmative action -- Discussion 19. Selecting neighborhoods for low-income housing tax credit developments -- Discussion 20. Public housing and deconcentrating poverty -- Discussion 21. Creating mixed-income housing through inclusionary zoning -- Discussion 22. Neighborhoods, opportunities, and the Housing Choice Voucher Program -- Discussion 23. Making vouchers more mobile -- Discussion 24. Gentrification and the promise of integration -- Discussion 25. Community preferences and fair housing -- Conclusion
ISBN 9780231545044 (electronic book)
0231545045 (electronic book)
Standard # 10.7312/elle18362 doi
Subject Discrimination in housing -- United States.
African Americans -- Housing.
Minorities -- Housing -- United States.
Segregation -- United States.
Alt author Ellen, Ingrid Gould, 1965- editor.
Steil, Justin P., editor.

Subject Discrimination in housing -- United States.
African Americans -- Housing.
Minorities -- Housing -- United States.
Segregation -- United States.
Descript 1 online resource (xi, 372 pages)
Content text txt
Media computer c
Carrier online resource cr
Descript text file PDF rda
Contents Part I. The Meaning of Segregation. Discussion 1. Why integration? -- Discussion 2. Comparative perspectives on segregation -- Discussion 3. Neighborhood income segregation -- Discussion 4. Suburban poverty and segregation -- Discussion 5. The relationship between residential and school segregation -- Part II. Causes of Contemporary Racial Segregation. Discussion 6. Ending segregation : our progress today -- Discussion 7. The stubborn persistence of racial segregation -- Discussion 8. Implicit bias and segregation -- Part III. Consequences of Segregation. Discussion 9. Explaining Ferguson through place and race -- Discussion 10. Segregation and law enforcement -- Discussion 11. Segregation and health -- Discussion 12. Segregation and the financial crisis -- Discussion 13. Segregation and politics -- Part IV. Policy Implications. Discussion 14. The future of the Fair Housing Act -- Discussion 15. Affirmatively furthering fair housing -- Discussion 16. Balancing investments in people and place -- Discussion 17. Addressing neighborhood disinvestment -- Discussion 18. Place-based affirmative action -- Discussion 19. Selecting neighborhoods for low-income housing tax credit developments -- Discussion 20. Public housing and deconcentrating poverty -- Discussion 21. Creating mixed-income housing through inclusionary zoning -- Discussion 22. Neighborhoods, opportunities, and the Housing Choice Voucher Program -- Discussion 23. Making vouchers more mobile -- Discussion 24. Gentrification and the promise of integration -- Discussion 25. Community preferences and fair housing -- Conclusion
Alt author Ellen, Ingrid Gould, 1965- editor.
Steil, Justin P., editor.
ISBN 9780231545044 (electronic book)
0231545045 (electronic book)
Standard # 10.7312/elle18362 doi
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