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Politics, Policy, and Markets: Coalitions and Inequality in Federal Housing Provision, 1945-2000
This dissertation seeks to explain gaps in federal housing policy and the loss of public capacity in housing and urban development since the 1970s amid growing unmet need for affordable housing. The key questions I ask are: What are the institutional constraints on federal housing policy in the Unit
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