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Policy Issues in Public and Assisted Housing
Contents
Volume 10, Number 1
2008
Managing Editor: Mark D. Shroder
Symposium: Policy Issues in Public and Assisted Housing
Guest Editor: Barbara A. Haley
Guest Editor's Introduction
Portability Moves in the Housing Choice Voucher Program, 1998–2005
Carissa G. Climaco, Christopher N. Rodger, Judith D. Feins, and Ken Lam
The Role of Social Networks in Making Housing Choices: The Experience of the Gautreaux Two Residential Mobility Program
Melody L. Boyd
Measuring the Deconcentration of Housing Choice Voucher Program Recipients in Eight U.S. Metropolitan Areas Using Hot Spot Analysis
Xinhao Wang, David Varady, and Yimei Wang
Use of Flat Rents in the Public Housing Program
Meryl Finkel and Ken Lam
Household Life Cycle and Length of Stay in Housing Assistance Programs
Alvaro Cortes, Ken Lam, and David Fein
Are Census Variables Highly Correlated With Housing Choice Voucher Holders’ Perception of the Quality of Their Neighborhoods?
Larry Buron and Satyendra Patrabansh
Refereed Papers
Housing in the Nation’s Micropolitan Areas: A First Look
Robert E. Lang and Karen A. Danielsen
Departments
Policy Briefs
Using American Community Survey Data in HUD’s Income Limits and Fair Market Rents
Kurt Usowski, Lynn Rodgers, Marie Lihn, and Peter Kahn
Data Shop
HUD-Assisted Housing 101: Using “A Picture of Subsidized Households: 2000”
Lydia B. Taghavi
Correction
Ten Years of Smart Growth
Regina C. Gray
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