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Working with community groups

George W. Goetschius

1969

Girls together

Sherley Anne Williams

1999

Low-income housing in the developing world

Geoffrey K. Payne

1984

State and Local Affordable-Housing Programs

Michael A. Stegman

1999

Momento Mori

Peter Mitchell

1990

Selling the welfare state

Murie, Alan., Ray Forrest

1990

Architecture of Affordable Housing

Sam Davis

1995

Rehabilitation guidelines for small agencies

Bill Andrews

1977

Housing policy in action

Peter Malpass

1993

A dream foreclosed

Laura Gottesdiener

2013

Death Around the Corner

C-Murder, C-Murder (Rapper), C. Murder

2007 ★ 4.5

Twists and turns

Janet McDonald

2004

Econocide

Alice Skirtz

2011

From despair to hope

Henry Cisneros

2009

The vertical ghetto

Moore, William

1969

New Deal ruins

Edward G. Goetz

2013

Cooperative extension service work with low income families in low rent public housing

Josephine H. Pollock

1963

Behind ghetto walls

Lee Rainwater

1974

Introducing Urban Design

Marion Roberts, Clara Greed

1998

Show Me A Hero

Lisa Belkin

1999

The bridge

Solomon Jones

2003

Homes fit for heroes

Mark Swenarton

1981

Architecture for the poor

Hassan Fathy

1973

Waiting for Gautreaux

Alexander Polikoff

2005

Houser

Eva Newbrun, H. Peter Oberlander, Martin Meyerson

1999

The politics of mass housing in Britain, 1945-1975

Patrick Dunleavy

1981

Low rent housing in the south end: bra program for supplying low rent housing units in the south end urban renewal program

Boston Redevelopment Authority

1966

The architecture of Red Vienna, 1919-1934

Eve Blau

1999

Rebuilding our communities

Alice Shabecoff

1992

Annual report

Boston Housing Authority.

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