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New York City’s community-based housing movement: achievements and prospects

Laura Wolf‐Powers

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In the chapter we see a clearer line of strategic advantage emerging from community engagement around the social housing programme: not paper plans, but a clear steer as to the future direction of that programme, constituting an effective form of planning. There the author is able to point to an ‘added strategic value’ from community action.

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In the chapter we see a clearer line of strategic advantage emerging from community engagement around the social housing programme: not paper plans, but a clear steer as to the future direction of that programme, constituting an effective form of planning. There the author is able to point to an ‘added strategic value’ from community action.

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In the chapter we see a clearer line of strategic advantage emerging from community engagement around the social housing programme: not paper plans, but a clear steer as to the future direction of that programme, constituting an effective form of planning. There the author is able to point to an ‘added strategic value’ from community action.

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