The Dream Revisited: Contemporary Debates About Housing, Segregation, and Opportunity

Table of Contents
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Part I: The Meaning of Segregation
Introduction
Discussion 1: Why Integration?
Discussion 2: Comparative Perspectives on Segregation
Discussion 3: Neighborhood Income Segregation
Discussion 4: Suburban Poverty and Segregation
Discussion 5: The Relationship Between Residential and School Segregation
Part II: Causes of Contemporary Racial Segregation
Introduction
Discussion 6: Ending Segregation: Our Progress Today
Discussion 7: The Stubborn Persistence of Racial Segregation
Discussion 8: Implicit Bias and Segregation
Part III: Consequences of Segregation
Introduction
Discussion 9: Explaining Ferguson Through Place and Race
Discussion 10: Segregation and Law Enforcement
Discussion 11: Segregation and Health
Discussion 12: Segregation and the Financial Crisis
Discussion 13: Segregation and Politics
Part IV: Policy Implications
Introduction
Discussion 14: The Future of the Fair Housing Act
Discussion 15: Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing
Discussion 16: Balancing Investments in People and Place
Discussion 17: Addressing Neighborhood Disinvestment
Discussion 18: Place-Based Affirmative Action
Discussion 19: Selecting Neighborhoods for Low-Income Housing Tax Credit Developments
Discussion 20: Public Housing and Deconcentrating Poverty
Discussion 21: Creating Mixed-Income Housing Through Inclusionary Zoning
Discussion 22: Neighborhoods, Opportunities, and the Housing Choice Voucher Program
Discussion 23: Making Vouchers More Mobile
Discussion 24: Gentrification and the Promise of Integration
Discussion 25: Community Preferences and Fair Housing
Conclusion
Contributors
Index