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PUBLIC HOUSING AND NIMBY: THE EFFECTS OF CITIZEN PARTICIPATION IN SITING PUBLIC HOUSING FACILITIES IN TULSA

Charles Peaden

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Public housing has become akin to toxic waste facilities in the amount of citizen opposition generated to oppose the placement of these facilities in particular communities. While problems associated with low-income public housing have increased, the need to provide low-income housing has remained persistent. Collisions between these two forces have become more frequent. Therefore, the need to find solutions to

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Public housing has become akin to toxic waste facilities in the amount of citizen opposition generated to oppose the placement of these facilities in particular communities. While problems associated with low-income public housing have increased, the need to provide low-income housing has remained persistent. Collisions between these two forces have become more frequent. Therefore, the need to find solutions to

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Public housing has become akin to toxic waste facilities in the amount of citizen opposition generated to oppose the placement of these facilities in particular communities. While problems associated with low-income public housing have increased, the need to provide low-income housing has remained persistent. Collisions between these two forces have become more frequent. Therefore, the need to find solutions to

Key concepts: NIMBY, Yard, Opposition (politics), Public housing, Public participation, Public administration, Business, Political science

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