Author: ed. Calavita Nico, ed. Mallach Alan
Place: America
Publisher: Lincoln Institute of Land Policy
Year: 2010
Pages: 396
ISBN: 978-1-55844-209-2
Sub-Subject: Housing
Keyword: Housing
Classification: 363.583
Shelf: C3R1
Accession No: B1178
Contents: List of Illustrations, Foreword, Preface, Acknowledgments, Chap 1: An International Perspective on Inclusionary Housing, Chap 2: United States: From Radical Innovation to Mainstream Housing Policy, Chap 3: Canada: Social Inclusion in a Market-Driven Polity, Chap 4: England: Affordable Housing Through the Planning System: The Role of Section 106, Chap 5: Crisis and Response in Ireland: The Sudden Emergence of Inclusionary Housing, Chap 6: France: Social Inclusion, Fair Share Goals, and Inclusionary Housing, Chap 7: Spain’s Constitutional Mandates: The Right to Housing, Land Value Recapture, and Inclusionary Housing, : Chap 8: Italy: Variety and Creativity in Approaching Inclusionary Housing, Chap 9: The Global Reach of Inclusionary Housing, CHap 10: National Differences and Commonalities: Analysis and Future Prospects, About the Contributors Index, About the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy
Abstract: This volume studies inclusionary housing programs in seven countries. It show national policy makers and lawmakers exactly who benefits from inclusionary programs and examines the interplay between inclusionary housing and more traditional programs. Through a comparative methodology of theory and practice, it illustrates how to provide affordable housing and create sustainable cities for everyone.