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The community housing handbook
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- Book Synopsis
- In this book, readers journey through rural small towns to discover practical tools for driving meaningful change in housing. This book delves into the roots of present-day challenges of rural places, tracing their origins to shifts in economic and demographic landscapes. Chapters explore the pivotal role of housing for individuals and communities, shedding light on how small-town leaders often act only when prompted by crisis or opportunity. The authors furnish a blueprint outlining essential components for crafting and executing a housing strategy tailored to the unique needs of rural communities. The book culminates in a compelling call to action, coupled with a concise guide to best practices and common pitfalls in community housing efforts. It is ideal for community leaders and practitioners, and students in urban and regional planning as well as community development.
- About The Author
- Kim Skobba is a Professor in the Housing Management and Policy program at the University of Georgia. Her research examines the relationship between housing and neighborhood conditions and the decision-making of community leaders in rural small towns, specifically examining how and why leaders address local housing needs.Monica H. Callahan, Planningand Development Director for Madison, Georgia, is a nationally recognized expert in small-town planning, housing, and preservation. With 30 years of experience, she has led multimillion-dollar revitalization efforts, authored publications, and spoken at major conferences, shaping policy and infrastructure across the Southeast and beyond.Jermaine M. Durham is an Associate Professor of Housing and Community Development at the University of Georgia and Director of the Georgia Initiative for Community Housing. In his multifaceted role, Durham seamlessly blends academic expertise with practical outreach, championing asset-based community development and spearheading locally driven housing initiatives.
- Product Details
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- ISBN
- 9781032859125
- Format
- Paperback
- Publisher
- Routledge, (17 June 2026)
- Number of Pages
- 170
- Weight
- 340 grams
- Language
- English
- Dimensions
- 234 mm
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