This authoritative resource brings into focus the many and important connections among the different disciplines in the field of housing - planning, architecture, social sciences, environmental design, business law and others. The Encyclopedia of Housing assists in the conceptualization of housing problems and outlines methods for studying and resolving them. While much of the work focuses on the USA, there are also essays on housing in Western Europe and Japan, and on the World Bank and the World Health Organization. Given the inclusion of broad thematic material and subjects of relevance to housing in all industrialized countries, The Encyclopedia of Housing will be a vital resource for researchers, practitioners and students everywhere. INDICE: AcknowledgmentsList of TablesList of FiguresForeword - Robert B BechtelForeword - John M GoeringForeword - James A JohnsonForeword - Daniel StokolsAcknowledgmentsEditor's Introduction - Willem van VlietEntries A-ZAppendix A List of Nodal EntriesAppendix B List of OrganizationsAppendix C List of PeriodicalsAppendix D Major Federal Legislation and Executive Orders Authorising HUD ProgramsIndex of ContributorsIndex of Authors CitedSubject IndexAbout the Contributors
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- Editorial: SAGE Publications, Inc
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