Ending the stalemate : moving housing and the urban development into the mainstream of America's future

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Acknowledgments = ⅴ
• Foreword = xiii
• PART ONE : Tracing the History of a Cabinet-Level Department : 1965-1992 = 1
• 1. The Shifting Directions of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development = 3
• The Statutory Mission of the Department = 4
• The Johnson Term : Secretary Weaver (1965-1968) : Secretary Wood(1968-1969) = 4
• The Nixon Term : Secretary Romney (1969-1973) = 10
• The Nixon Term : Secretary Lynn (1973-1974) = 14
• The Ford Term : Secretary Hills (1975-1976) = 16
• The Carter Term : Secretaries Harris and Landrieu (1977-1980) = 17
• The Reagan Terms : Secretary Pierce (1981-1988) = 18
• The Bush Term : Secretary Kemp (1989-1992) = 21
• The Residual Legacy of the HUD Experience = 26
• PART TWO : Revitalizing America's Urban Areas : Central Cities in A New Economic and Political Structure = 27
• 2. Lessons and Directions in City Revitalization = 29
• Federal Leadership and Assistance Programs = 30
• A New City Revitalization Process : The 1980s = 46
• Lessons and Directions in City Revitalization = 49
• 3. The Changing City and the Metropolitan Region = 55
• Dimensions of Urban Change = 55
• Cities in a New Economic Structure = 65
• The Metropolitan Region and the Future of Cities = 70
• PART THREE : Regearing Federally Assisted Housing Policy : A Clear Focus on Supply and Condition Tied to Regional Development = 79
• 4. The Unsettled Heritage of Federal Housing Assistance = 81
• The Record of Federally Assisted Housing = 82
• The Factors Behind the Record = 91
• 5. Public Housing : The Longest Survivor = 97
• Public Housing on the Barricades = 98
• The Shaping of the Public Housing Experience = 102
• The Elements of Program Change = 104
• Pioneering Housing for the Elderly = 116
• Reform Efforts : A Critical Review = 120
• The Current Status of Public Housing = 124
• 6. Recurring Issues and Future Directions for HUD's Housing Assistance = 131
• Family Eligibility and Rent Policies = 131
• Supply-Versus Demand-Driven Assistance = 136
• Housing and Welfare Assistance = 144
• Homelessness = 152
• Future Directions For HUD's Housing Assistance = 155
• A Clear Focus on Housing Supply and Condition = 156
• Reforms and Recommendations for HUD-Assisted Housing Programs = 158
• PART FOUR : Recognizing a Maturing Function : State and Local Activism in Housing and Urban Development = 169
• 7. The Evolution of Local and State Housing and Urban Development Functions : 1920-1980 = 171
• The Local Level : Building, Land Use, and Housing Market Regulations = 172
• The Local Level : Direct Program Initiatives = 177
• The States : Local Enabling Powers and Development Standards = 178
• The States : Participation in Direct Programs = 179
• 8. New Mechanisms and Processes : 1980s and Beyond = 183
• Factors Behind the Growing Initiatives = 183
• A Dynamic Local Process = 185
• State Initiatives and Leadership = 201
• 9. Structures and Strategies : The Next Stage in Evolving Functions = 213
• Local Structures : Adapting to Change = 214
• Local Strategies : Coordinating the Effort = 226
• State Structures : Strengthening Existing Capacity = 234
• State Strategies : Managing Change and Development = 237
• 10. Future Direction of Local and State Functions = 241
• The Current Status of Mechanisms, Structures, and Strategies = 241
• Recommended Areas for Attention = 242
• PART FIVE : Ending the Stalemate : The Framework of a National Urban Policy = 249
• 11. Where are We Now? = 251
• The Clinton-Cisneros Beginnings : 1993-1994 = 251
• The 1993 Initiatives = 252
• The Proposed HUD Budget : FY 1995 = 257
• 1994 Congressional Action : HUD Appropriations and Authorizations = 258
• Issues for the Future Direction of HUD = 262
• The 1994 Congressional Election and New Clinton Initiatives = 266
• 12. A National Urban Policy Focused on Urban Regions = 273
• Prologue to a New Approach = 274
• A National Commission on Cities and Urban Regions = 279
• 13. Supporting Components of an Urban Policy = 285
• A Program of Housing and Urban Information = 285
• A Program of Housing and Urban Research = 288
• Quality of Design and Livability in Urban Places and Neighborhoods = 291
• An International Urban Policy = 294
• References = 299
• About the Author = 337