Sustainability research has witnessed significant growth over the past three decades, owing
to the multiplicity of concerns and innovations to address them. Fake news, on the other …

This book was written during a dynamic period of global housing policy debate and analysis.
The aftermath of the 2007/08 Global Financial Crisis (GFC) has prompted many countries to …

This article investigates the framing of affordable housing by opponents and responses to
this framing by local housing actors in the USA. We use a social construction approach to …

This research investigates the nuances of local not-in-my-backyard (NIMBY) attitudes and
actions, asking why some communities support publicly assisted affordable rental housing …

Abstract In the United States, striking racial disparities in COVID-19 infection and mortality
rates were one of the core patterns of the virus. These racial disproportionalities were a …

Housing is a fundamental right and a vital determinant of health. Health equity is not
possible without widespread access to safe, affordable, high-quality housing. Local housing …

Affordable housing development in suburban locales is often constrained by zoning and
other municipal land-use restrictions. This article explores experiences in four states that …

The literature on interlocal sustainability has acknowledged that the resources and authority
of state governments influence the collaborative sustainability policy actions of local …

Building on theories of symbolic boundaries, this article explores the role of the state as
gatekeeper to social programs, such as public housing. Using interviews with 75 randomly …

This study examines the external neighborhood effects of Low‐Income Housing Tax Credit
(LIHTC) Projects built in Santa Clara County, California from 1987 to 2000. Three types of …