"Moving Three Times Is Like Having Your House on Fire Once": The Experience of Place and Impending Displacement among Public Housing Residents

The HOPE VI programme in the US displaces tens of thousands of low-income households to disperse pockets of poverty and transform sites of'severely distressed' public housing into mixed-income housing. A complete evaluation of this programme's impacts on residents must examine the mea...

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Veröffentlicht in:	Urban studies (Edinburgh, Scotland) Jg. 45; H. 9; S. 1855 - 1878
Hauptverfasser:	Manzo, Lynne C., Kleit, Rachel G., Couch, Dawn
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Veröffentlicht:	London, England Routledge Journal, Taylor & Francis Ltd 01.08.2008 SAGE Publications Longman Group Sage Publications Ltd
Schlagworte:	Accessories Bgi / Prodig Communities Community development Community power Dismantling Economic policy Ethnic diversity Focus groups Hope Households Housing Housing authorities Housing Policy Housing. Communiting Human geography Impending Income Low Income Groups Meaning Mixed use developments Place attachment Poverty Public Housing Redevelopment Residents Retirement communities Social exclusion Social housing Social integration Social support United States United States of America Urban geography Urban studies Western Europe United States of America United States > US Europe Residential mobility Urban district Ethnic community Societal relations Community Social deprivation Daily life
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Abstract	The HOPE VI programme in the US displaces tens of thousands of low-income households to disperse pockets of poverty and transform sites of'severely distressed' public housing into mixed-income housing. A complete evaluation of this programme's impacts on residents must examine the meanings and functions of these communities before they are dismantled. Therefore, this paper examines residents' lived experiences of place in one site before redevelopment. This socially well-functioning community allowed residents to lay down roots, form place attachments and create bonds of mutual support with neighbours, contrary to typical depictions of severely distressed housing. Implications for US public housing policy and parallels with the discourse on social housing and social inclusion in western Europe illuminate overarching trends in housing policy for the poor.
AbstractList	The HOPE VI programme in the US displaces tens of thousands of low-income households to disperse pockets of poverty and transform sites of'severely distressed' public housing into mixed-income housing. A complete evaluation of this programme's impacts on residents must examine the meanings and functions of these communities before they are dismantled. Therefore, this paper examines residents' lived experiences of place in one site before redevelopment. This socially well-functioning community allowed residents to lay down roots, form place attachments and create bonds of mutual support with neighbours, contrary to typical depictions of severely distressed housing. Implications for US public housing policy and parallels with the discourse on social housing and social inclusion in western Europe illuminate overarching trends in housing policy for the poor. The HOPE VI programme in the US displaces tens of thousands of low-income households to disperse pockets of poverty and transform sites of 'severely distressed' public housing into mixed-income housing. A complete evaluation of this programmes impacts on residents must examine the meanings and functions of these communities before they are dismantled. Therefore, this paper examines residents lived experiences of place in one site before redevelopment. This socially well-functioning community allowed residents to lay down roots, form place attachments and create bonds of mutual support with neighbours, contrary to typical depictions of severely distressed housing. Implications for US public housing policy and parallels with the discourse on social housing and social inclusion in western Europe illuminate overarching trends in housing policy for the poor. [PUBLICATION ABSTRACT] Reprinted by permission of Sage Publications The HOPE VI programme in the US displaces tens of thousands of low-income households to disperse pockets of poverty and transform sites of 'severely distressed' public housing into mixed-income housing. A complete evaluation of this programme's impacts on residents must examine the meanings and functions of these communities before they are dismantled. Therefore, this paper examines residents' lived experiences of place in one site before redevelopment. This socially well-functioning community allowed residents to lay down roots, form place attachments and create bonds of mutual support with neighbours, contrary to typical depictions of severely distressed housing. Implications for US public housing policy and parallels with the discourse on social housing and social inclusion in western Europe illuminate overarching trends in housing policy for the poor. Adapted from the source document.
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Title	"Moving Three Times Is Like Having Your House on Fire Once": The Experience of Place and Impending Displacement among Public Housing Residents
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