17. Moving beyond “Good Landlord, Bad Landlord”

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1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Introduction: How Homes Shape Our Social Lives 1
4. Part I: Mechanisms of Housing Inequality
5. 1. Housing as Capital 15
6. 2. Latino Homeownership 29
7. 3. Latinos’ Housing Inequality 39
8. 4. The Renaissance Comes to the Projects 53
9. 5. Unsettling Native Land 67
10. 6. Affordable Housing Is Public Health 79
11. 7. Audit Studies of Housing Discrimination 93
12. Part II: Housing Insecurity and Instability
13. 8. Centering the Institutional Life of Eviction 109
14. 9. Manufactured Housing in the US 121
15. 10. Shared Housing and Housing Instability 135
16. 11. Informal Housing in the US 149
17. 12. Housing Deprivation 163
18. Part III: Housing Markets and Housing Supply
19. 13. Housing Supply as a Social Process 179
20. 14. Housing Market Intermediaries 191
21. 15. Housing in the Context of Neighborhood Decline 203
22. 16. Learning from Short-Term Rentals’ “Disruptions” 213
23. 17. Moving beyond “Good Landlord, Bad Landlord” 225
24. 18. How We Pay to House Each Other 239
25. Part IV: Housing, Racial Segregation, and Inequality
26. 19. The Future of Segregation Studies 253
27. 20. Understanding Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Residential Mobility among Housing Choice Voucher Holders 265
28. 21. All in the Family 279
29. 22. Policing, Property, and the Production of Racial Segregation 291
30. 23. Criminal Justice Contact and Housing Inequality 305
31. 24. The Housing Divide in the Global South 319
32. Works Cited 331
33. Index 407