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Theme I.3 Public/Social Rental Housing and Urban Renewal: New Inequalities and Insecurities?

Tuesday, July 15, 2014: 10:30 AM-12:20 PM
Room: 311+312
RC21 Regional and Urban Development (host committee)

Language: English

Session Organizers:
Paul WATT, University of London, United Kingdom and Peer SMETS, VU University Amsterdam, Netherlands
361.1
Destination Dumping Ground: The Role of Housing Market Processes and Policies in Concentrating and Dispersing Disadvantage in South-East Queensland, Australia (Oral Presentation)
Lynda CHESHIRE, The University of Queensland, Australia; Gina ZAPPIA, The University of Queensland, Australia

361.2
Forgotten Estates: The Precarity of Neighbourhood Restructuring in Salford, UK (Oral Presentation)
Andrew WALLACE, University of Lincoln, United Kingdom

361.3
Transformation of Public Housing Policy and Its Impacts on the Residents in Japanese Suburbs (Oral Presentation)
Chikako MORI, Hitotsubashi University, Japan

361.4
Neoliberal Reconstruction or Urban Regeneration? the Private Sector and the Provision of Low-Income and Social Housing in Inner-City Johannesburg (Oral Presentation)
Aidan MOSSELSON, University College London, United Kingdom

361.5
Subsidized Housing and the Concentration of Poverty in the U.S (Oral Presentation)
Ann OWENS, University of Southern California, USA

361.6
Social Mix in Deprived Areas: A Solution to What? (Distributed Paper)
Manuela OLAGNERO, University of Turin, Italy; Irene PONZO, FIERI(Forum of International and European Research on Immigration), Italy

361.7
The State's Role in Gentrification: Beyond the Co-Optation and Repression Dichotomy (Distributed Paper)
Yewon LEE, UCLA, USA

361.8
Hoping for More: Renewing and Redeveloping Public Housing without Marginalizing Low-Income Residents (Distributed Paper)
Shomon SHAMSUDDIN, MIT, USA; Larry VALE, MIT, USA

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