Ann Ziebarth
Biographic Data
| ID | 4086641 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ann Ziebarth |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ann |
| FAMILY NAME | Ziebarth |
| SIGNATURE | ZIEBARTH A |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Minnesota |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 45 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 13 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1990 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Perceptions and affordable rental housing
Many rural small towns are facing a shortage of rental housing affordable to low-income households at a time when the stock of existing affordable housing is increasingly vulnerable. Previous research suggests that local decision-makers in small towns may be reluctant to advocate for an increase in affordable housing due to their proximity to residents, local power dynamics and racial inequality. This study uses survey data from 164 decision-make…
Walkability features for seniors in two livable communities
Worldwide the number of people over age of 60 years is rapidly increasing. Many communities are challenged to make their communities more walkable and age friendly. Addressing the trend, this study investigated two major metropolitan regions' policies regarding livability and examined how two case study housing sites practiced walkability for seniors in the Twin Cities Metropolitan Area in Minnesota, the United States, and the Vancouver Metropoli…
Renting in Rural America
While the overwhelming majority of Americans are homeowners, there are more than 17 million people living in rental housing in small towns and rural places. Home to a wide variety of households, rental housing provides an essential shelter option that supports family well‐being as well as providing a substantial contribution to the rural economy. The purpose of this review was to highlight the importance of rental housing for the well‐being of ru…
Introduction to the Special Issue
Intentions of Nursing Home Entry Among Elderly Residents in Jeju, Korea
This study examined factors affecting intentions of nursing home entry among elderly residents in Jeju, Korea. Longer lifespans and lower birth rates have resulted in a rapid increase of Korea’s aging population for whom long-term care services are needed, especially for the oldest-old. The oldest-old populations tend to be functionally dependent and, thus, may need skilled services provided by nursing homes. A multidimensional assessment, the An…
Housing Heroines
The work of early twentieth-century housing reformers illustrates the strong tradition of social action research within housing studies. These housing heroines successfully influenced public policy with their scholarship. As an antecedent to today’s feminist scholarship, their work centered on issues that are critical to people’s lives and implicitly recognized gender as a key factor. Furthermore, the feminist perspective is also apparent as thes…
At Home in the World
Impacts of Residential Environments on Housing Satisfaction among Korean American Elders
The purpose of this study was to identify important aspects of residential environments on housing satisfaction among Korean American elders. Using Shea and Inman’s ecological model for the assessment of housing for older adults, this research utilized the subjective perceptions of various aspects of their residential environments as an intervening variable to predict housing satisfaction. A total of 177 Korean American elders participated in thi…
Housing Seasonal Workers for the Minnesota Processed Vegetable Industry
The place where we live and work is a reflection of a complex set of economic conditions and social relationships. Very little information is available regarding housing for Minnesota's migrant workers. It is estimated that approximately 20,000 people migrate to Minnesota each summer to work in the production and processing of green peas and sweet corn. Obtaining adequate, affordable short-term housing for these workers and dependents accompanyin…
Empowerment in Leasehold Cooperatives and its Influence on the Member/Management Relationship
Members of leasehold cooperatives hold an incomparable position. While they have greater responsibility than renters do, they lack the equity stake and ownership responsibilities that limited or market-equity shareholders possess. In this case study, members of nine leasehold cooperatives completed a survey measuring management satisfaction, communication, and control over decision-making to explore the presence of empowerment among leasehold coo…
Social relationships in locality and livelihood
Growth and Locational Impacts for Housing in Small Communities
Many Americans believe that small rural communities are ideal places to live. They assume that small rural communities offer a safe environment, a supportive community, and affordable housing. In contrast, research indicates that rural households are more likely to live in unsuitable or inadequate housing and have lower incomes, making affordable housing difficult to obtain. Although there are data highlighting regional or urban-rural differences…
Irish-Vernacular Architecture
A methodological framework of vernacular architecture may be employed to study the interaction of culture and design. This is possible because culture and design are interwoven in such a way that studying one provides insights into aspects of the other. Houses employ powerful symbols, often representing a culture’s social structure. While lack of documents often constrain the study of design, vernacular architecture may represent the historical n…
Growth and Locational Impacts for Housing in Small Communities
Many Americans believe that small rural communities are ideal places to live. They assume that small rural communities offer a safe environment, a supportive community, and affordable housing. In contrast, research indicates that rural households are more likely to live in unsuitable or inadequate housing and have lower incomes, making affordable housing difficult to obtain. Although there are data highlighting regional or urban-rural differences…
Housing Seasonal Workers for the Minnesota Processed Vegetable Industry
The place where we live and work is a reflection of a complex set of economic conditions and social relationships. Very little information is available regarding housing for Minnesota's migrant workers. It is estimated that approximately 20,000 people migrate to Minnesota each summer to work in the production and processing of green peas and sweet corn. Obtaining adequate, affordable short-term housing for these workers and dependents accompanyin…
Social relationships in locality and livelihood
Walkability features for seniors in two livable communities
Worldwide the number of people over age of 60 years is rapidly increasing. Many communities are challenged to make their communities more walkable and age friendly. Addressing the trend, this study investigated two major metropolitan regions' policies regarding livability and examined how two case study housing sites practiced walkability for seniors in the Twin Cities Metropolitan Area in Minnesota, the United States, and the Vancouver Metropoli…
Impacts of Residential Environments on Housing Satisfaction among Korean American Elders
The purpose of this study was to identify important aspects of residential environments on housing satisfaction among Korean American elders. Using Shea and Inman’s ecological model for the assessment of housing for older adults, this research utilized the subjective perceptions of various aspects of their residential environments as an intervening variable to predict housing satisfaction. A total of 177 Korean American elders participated in thi…
Renting in Rural America
While the overwhelming majority of Americans are homeowners, there are more than 17 million people living in rental housing in small towns and rural places. Home to a wide variety of households, rental housing provides an essential shelter option that supports family well‐being as well as providing a substantial contribution to the rural economy. The purpose of this review was to highlight the importance of rental housing for the well‐being of ru…
Introduction to the Special Issue
Perceptions and affordable rental housing
Many rural small towns are facing a shortage of rental housing affordable to low-income households at a time when the stock of existing affordable housing is increasingly vulnerable. Previous research suggests that local decision-makers in small towns may be reluctant to advocate for an increase in affordable housing due to their proximity to residents, local power dynamics and racial inequality. This study uses survey data from 164 decision-make…
Intentions of Nursing Home Entry Among Elderly Residents in Jeju, Korea
This study examined factors affecting intentions of nursing home entry among elderly residents in Jeju, Korea. Longer lifespans and lower birth rates have resulted in a rapid increase of Korea’s aging population for whom long-term care services are needed, especially for the oldest-old. The oldest-old populations tend to be functionally dependent and, thus, may need skilled services provided by nursing homes. A multidimensional assessment, the An…
Irish-Vernacular Architecture
A methodological framework of vernacular architecture may be employed to study the interaction of culture and design. This is possible because culture and design are interwoven in such a way that studying one provides insights into aspects of the other. Houses employ powerful symbols, often representing a culture’s social structure. While lack of documents often constrain the study of design, vernacular architecture may represent the historical n…
Growth and Locational Impacts for Housing in Small Communities
Many Americans believe that small rural communities are ideal places to live. They assume that small rural communities offer a safe environment, a supportive community, and affordable housing. In contrast, research indicates that rural households are more likely to live in unsuitable or inadequate housing and have lower incomes, making affordable housing difficult to obtain. Although there are data highlighting regional or urban-rural differences…
Social relationships in locality and livelihood
Empowerment in Leasehold Cooperatives and its Influence on the Member/Management Relationship
Members of leasehold cooperatives hold an incomparable position. While they have greater responsibility than renters do, they lack the equity stake and ownership responsibilities that limited or market-equity shareholders possess. In this case study, members of nine leasehold cooperatives completed a survey measuring management satisfaction, communication, and control over decision-making to explore the presence of empowerment among leasehold coo…
Impacts of Residential Environments on Housing Satisfaction among Korean American Elders
The purpose of this study was to identify important aspects of residential environments on housing satisfaction among Korean American elders. Using Shea and Inman’s ecological model for the assessment of housing for older adults, this research utilized the subjective perceptions of various aspects of their residential environments as an intervening variable to predict housing satisfaction. A total of 177 Korean American elders participated in thi…
Housing Seasonal Workers for the Minnesota Processed Vegetable Industry
The place where we live and work is a reflection of a complex set of economic conditions and social relationships. Very little information is available regarding housing for Minnesota's migrant workers. It is estimated that approximately 20,000 people migrate to Minnesota each summer to work in the production and processing of green peas and sweet corn. Obtaining adequate, affordable short-term housing for these workers and dependents accompanyin…
Housing Heroines
The work of early twentieth-century housing reformers illustrates the strong tradition of social action research within housing studies. These housing heroines successfully influenced public policy with their scholarship. As an antecedent to today’s feminist scholarship, their work centered on issues that are critical to people’s lives and implicitly recognized gender as a key factor. Furthermore, the feminist perspective is also apparent as thes…
At Home in the World
Intentions of Nursing Home Entry Among Elderly Residents in Jeju, Korea
This study examined factors affecting intentions of nursing home entry among elderly residents in Jeju, Korea. Longer lifespans and lower birth rates have resulted in a rapid increase of Korea’s aging population for whom long-term care services are needed, especially for the oldest-old. The oldest-old populations tend to be functionally dependent and, thus, may need skilled services provided by nursing homes. A multidimensional assessment, the An…
Introduction to the Special Issue
Walkability features for seniors in two livable communities
Worldwide the number of people over age of 60 years is rapidly increasing. Many communities are challenged to make their communities more walkable and age friendly. Addressing the trend, this study investigated two major metropolitan regions' policies regarding livability and examined how two case study housing sites practiced walkability for seniors in the Twin Cities Metropolitan Area in Minnesota, the United States, and the Vancouver Metropoli…
Renting in Rural America
While the overwhelming majority of Americans are homeowners, there are more than 17 million people living in rental housing in small towns and rural places. Home to a wide variety of households, rental housing provides an essential shelter option that supports family well‐being as well as providing a substantial contribution to the rural economy. The purpose of this review was to highlight the importance of rental housing for the well‐being of ru…
Perceptions and affordable rental housing
Many rural small towns are facing a shortage of rental housing affordable to low-income households at a time when the stock of existing affordable housing is increasingly vulnerable. Previous research suggests that local decision-makers in small towns may be reluctant to advocate for an increase in affordable housing due to their proximity to residents, local power dynamics and racial inequality. This study uses survey data from 164 decision-make…
Geography (8 works) · Economic growth (6 works) · Economics (6 works) · Political science (6 works) · Business (5 works) · Urban, Neighborhood, and Segregation Studies (5 works) · Housing, Finance, and Neoliberalism (4 works) · Context (archaeology (3 works) · Engineering (3 works) · Housing Market and Economics (3 works)