Donado por Joanna Dreby

CONTENTS

Foreword
William Julius Wilson (páginas IX)

Preface (páginas XV)

Acknowledgments (páginas XVII)


Introduction
Xavier De Souza Briggs (páginas 1-16)
More pluribus, less Unum? The changing geography of race and opportunity
Xavier De Souza Briggs (páginas 17-44)

PART ONE - HOUSING CHOICE, RACIAL ATTITUDES, AND DISCRIMINATION

Can we live together? Racial preferences and neighborhood Outcomes
Camille Zubrinsky Charles (páginas 45-80)
How racial discrimination affects the search for housing
Margery Austin Turner and Stephen L. Ross (páginas 81-100)
The dual mortgage market: The Persistence of discrimination in Mortgage lending
William Apgar and Allegra Calder (páginas 101-126)

PART TWO - HOUSING OPPORTUNITY FOR LOW-INCOME FAMILIES

Expanding Housing Choice and Integrating Neighborhoods: The MTO experiment
John Goering (páginas 127-149)
New capabilities in New Places: Low-Income Black families in Suburbia
James Rosenbaum, Stefanie DeLuca and Tammy Tuck (páginas 150-175)
Beyond the projects: Lessons from Public Housing transformation in Chicago
Susan J. Popkin and Mary K. Cunningham (páginas 176-196)
The persistence of segregation in government housing programs
Philip D. Tegeler (páginas 197-218)

PART THREE - METROPOLITAN DEVELOPMENT AND POLICY COALITIONS

Connecting smart growth, housing affordability and racial equity
Rolf Pendall, Arthur C. Nelson, Casey J. Dawkins and Gerrit J. Knaap (páginas 219-246)
The rise and fall of fair share housing: Lessons from the twin cities
Edward G. Goetz, Karen Chapple and Barbara Lukermann (páginas 247-265)
Fair housing and affordable housing advocacy: reconciling the dual agenda
Mara S. Sidney (páginas 266-288)

PART FOUR - CONCLUSIONS

Equitable development for a stronger nation: lessons from the field
Angela Glover Blackwell and Judith Bell (páginas 289-309)
Politics and policy: changing the geography of opportunity
Xavier De Souza Briggs (páginas 310-342)