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Creating mixed-income developments in Chicago: developer and service provider perspectives

Mark L. Joseph Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences, Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, OH, USACorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 91-118 | Published online: 22 Feb 2010

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April Jackson. (2020) Accountability matters: beyond commitment, the role of accountability mechanisms in implementing plans in mixed income communities. Housing Studies 35:2, pages 238-265.
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Mark L. Joseph, Robert J. Chaskin, Amy T. Khare & Jung-Eun Kim. (2019) The organizational challenges of mixed-income development: privatizing public housing through cross-sector collaboration. Urban Research & Practice 12:1, pages 61-83.
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April Jackson. (2018) Barriers to Integrating New Urbanism in Mixed-Income Housing Plans in Chicago: Developer, Housing Official, and Consultant Perspectives. Housing Policy Debate 28:5, pages 695-726.
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Rachel G. Bratt. (2018) Affordable Rental Housing Development in the U.S. For-Profit Sector: Implications of a Case Study of McCormack Baron Salazar. Housing Policy Debate 28:4, pages 489-514.
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Janice Laakso. (2013) Flawed Policy Assumptions and HOPE VI. Journal of Poverty 17:1, pages 29-46.
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J. Lucio & W. Wolfersteig. (2012) Political and social incorporation of public housing residents: challenges in HOPE VI community development. Community Development 43:4, pages 476-491.
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MarkL. Joseph & RobertJ. Chaskin. (2012) Mixed-income developments and low rates of return: insights from relocated public housing residents in Chicago. Housing Policy Debate 22:3, pages 377-405.
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Karien Dekker & DavidP. Varady. (2011) A comparison of Dutch and US public housing regeneration planning: the similarity grows?. Urban Research & Practice 4:2, pages 123-152.
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Robert J Chaskin & Mark L Joseph. (2011) Social Interaction in Mixed-Income Developments: Relational Expectations and Emerging Reality. Journal of Urban Affairs 33:2, pages 209-237.
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Deirdre Oakley, James Fraser & Joshua Bazuin. (2014) The Imagined Self-Sufficient Communities of HOPE VI. Urban Affairs Review 51:5, pages 726-746.
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Robert J. Chaskin. (2013) Integration and Exclusion. The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science 647:1, pages 237-267.
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Robert Chaskin, Amy Khare & Mark Joseph. (2012) Participation, Deliberation, and Decision Making. Urban Affairs Review 48:6, pages 863-906.
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Naomi J. McCormick, Mark L. Joseph & Robert J. Chaskin. (2012) The New Stigma of Relocated Public Housing Residents: Challenges to Social Identity in Mixed–Income Developments. City & Community 11:3, pages 285-308.
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