The future of planned poverty: Redeveloping America's most distressed public housing projects

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Lawrence J. Vale

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Netherlands journal of housing and the built environment | 1999年 / 14卷 / 1期

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Public Housing; Housing Authority; Public Housing Resident; Defensible Space; Public Housing Project;

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10.1007/BF02496539

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摘要：

In the late 1990s, the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development has funded a large-scale effort, known as HOPE VI, intended to redevelop dozens of the country's most devastated public housing projects. This article surveys the socio-economic and physical decline of these projects and explores current redevelopment strategies. Drawing mostly upon two ongoing HOPE VI revitalization efforts in Boston, and comparing these to four earlier large-scale redevelopment attempts in that city, the article points to a growing desire to use public housing redevelopment as a means to build more economically diverse communities.

引用

页码：13 / 31

页数：18

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