After the Projects: Public Housing Redevelopment and the Governance of the Poorest Americans
A study of public housing redevelopment and its role in shaping governance and opportunities for the nation's poorest Americans.
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After the Projects investigates the transformation of public housing in the United States and its effects on low-income communities.
The book explores how redevelopment policies reshape urban environments and influence the lives of residents.
It considers the broader implications for governance and social equity in American cities.
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