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Why Pioneering Health Institutions Are Investing Upstream to Improve Community Health
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Case Study: Fighting FEMA
Urban Informality and Disaster Response in Rio Grande Valley ColoniasOtherOctober 2019Danielle Zoe RiveraThis case study examines the legal case LUPE, et al. v. FEMA, B:08-cv-487 [2008], which discusses the issue of informal housing repairs in post-disaster situations.
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Case Study: Rheingold Brewery Redevelopment in Bushwick, Brooklyn, New York
OtherOctober 2019Barry HershThis case study describes the key elements of Rheingold Brewery redevelopment in Bushwick, Brooklyn, New York.
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Case Study: Post-Disaster Recovery of Public Housing in Galveston, Texas
An Opportunity for Whom?OtherOctober 2019Jane Rongerude and Sara HamidehThis case study highlights post-disaster challenges and opportunities, encouraging readers to ask who benefits from recovery efforts and who bears the costs.
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Case Study: Home Buyouts in New York State
Strategies for Maximizing Homeowner ParticipationOtherOctober 2018Pooya GhorbaniThis case study discusses the structure of the buyout program in New York State after Superstorm Sandy.
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Case Study: It Takes an International Village
How Two West Side Neighborhoods in Cleveland Transitioned from Vacancy and Foreclosure to Housing Rehabilitation and Refugee ResettlementOtherOctober 2018Devin DayThe International Village case uniquely presents refugee resettlement as a response to Rust Belt vacancy issues and thus warrants further inquiry.
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Case Study: Law and the Urban Environment
Using the Law to Resolve Conflicts Over LandOtherOctober 2018Thomas CogginThis case study considers conflicts over urban land, a problem prevalent in many densely settled environments today, and advocates for the use of the law as a way to balance competing interests.
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Case Study: Informal Settlements and Rights in Conflict
An Inquiry Case of Guryong Village Land Development in Seoul, South KoreaOtherOctober 2018Jongwoong KimThis inquiry case focuses on the complicated decision-making process of urban development in Seoul, South Korea. How can a controversial slum development project be best planned?
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Affordable Housing Mediation
Building Consensus for Regional Agreements in the Hartford and Greater Bridgeport AreasOtherMay 1990Lawrence E. Susskind and Susan L. PodzibaThis report presents two case studies and a handbook on the process of overcoming political obstacles to build a consensus for affordable housing. In spite of greater public awareness about the need...