Public Housing Myths: Perception, Reality, and Social Policy
by Nicholas Dagen Bloom, Fritz Umbach, Lawrence J. Vale
Public Housing Myths examines the relationship between popular perceptions, lived realities, and social policy. Centered on public housing, the book offers a focused exploration of how beliefs about housing intersect with broader questions of government, society, and policy.
About This Book
Public Housing Myths examines public housing through the connected themes of perception, reality, and social policy.
The book focuses on the difference between commonly held ideas and the realities associated with public housing.
It offers a policy-oriented perspective for readers interested in housing, government, and social issues.
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