6. Does Social “Mix” Lead to Social Mixing? Emergent Community and the Nature of Social Interaction

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Prologue ix
4. Part one
5. 1. Concentrated Poverty, Public Housing Reform, and the Promise of Integration 1
6. 2. Theoretical Assumptions and Policy Orientations 23
7. 3. Mixed-Income Development in Context: Urban Poverty, Community Development, and the Transformation of Public Housing 44
8. Part two
9. 4. Setting the Stage: The Neighborhood and Development Site Contexts 71
10. 5. From Physical Transformation to Re-Creating Community: Development Strategies and Inputs 103
11. 6. Does Social “Mix” Lead to Social Mixing? Emergent Community and the Nature of Social Interaction 124
12. 7. Space, Place, and Social Control: Surveillance, Regulation, and Contested Community 157
13. 8. Development, Neighborhood, and Civic Life: The Question of Broader Integration 192
14. 9. The Promise and Perils of Mixed-Income Public Housing Transformation 217
15. Acknowledgments 243
16. Appendix: Methods and Data 247
17. Notes 261
18. References 303
19. Index 335