Title

New towns in the United States: suburban enclaves or balanced communities?

Author

Margaret Eckel Goertz, Syracuse University

Date of Award

1971

Degree Type

Dissertation

Degree Name

Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)

Department

Social Sciences

Advisor(s)

Guthrie S. Birkhead

Keywords

Political science, housing policy, social integration

Subject Categories

Public Policy

Abstract

This paper is intended to examine the political, legal, and economic barriers hindering the development of low-income housing in new communities. This entails discussion of the problems inherent in large-scale planning, and of the effect of state and federal programs regarding financing, and of existing precedents.--Preface.

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Recommended Citation

Goertz, Margaret Eckel, "New towns in the United States: suburban enclaves or balanced communities?" (1971). Social Science - Dissertations. 104.
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