DAVID W BARTELT
Biographic Data
| ID | 5753515 |
|---|---|
| NAME | DAVID W BARTELT |
| GIVEN NAMES | DAVID W |
| FAMILY NAME | BARTELT |
| SIGNATURE | BARTELT D W |
| AFFILIATIONS | Temple College |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 21 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 14 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1982 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
The relationships between community context and entry into a homeless shelter system
This study seeks to understand the likelihood of entering the homeless shelter system as reflected in differential levels of community capital, human service support features, and levels of criminal activity. This study used a sample of adults entering the City of Philadelphia-funded Emergency Housing System between February 2008 and January 2010. We linked former addresses to census block groups and constructed a rate of homeless system entrants…
An Expression of Appreciation
Restructuring the Philadelphia Region
Expansion, Decline, and Geographies of Inequality 2. Employment Opportunity 3. Housing Opportunity 4. Educational Opportunity 5. The Region's Communities and the Value Proposition 6. Who Takes Responsibility for Addressing Inequality? Appendix 1: Constructing the Community Typology Appendix 2: NAICS Coding for Industrial Classification Appendix 3: Lowest- and Higest-Achieving Districts: Organizational and Housing Characteristics Notes Index
Residential Security, Risk, and Race
The Residential Security Maps produced under the aegis of the Home Owners' Loan Corporation (HOLC) are often regarded as significant evidence that the federal government was complicit in expanding segregated housing patterns. This paper suggests a different direction for the analysis of the agency's role and the impact of their maps regarding patterns of real estate appraisal and mortgage credit allocations. It is argued that: (1) whereas the bro…
Urban Housing in an Era of Global Capital
U.S. cities have become increasingly bound into a global system in the decades since World War II. Of primary importance for urban housing are the implications of this system for the flow of residential capital, and the effects of a global labor market on U.S. wages and incomes. Globalization has overlaid issues of liquidity and new forms of financial investment on an already difficult housing situation for older manufacturing cities. Using Phila…
A qualitative study of treatment success among homeless crack-addicted men
The Moral Construction of Poverty
Introduction What is Welfare Policy? The Historical Development of Welfare Policy To the New Deal From the New Deal to the Present Welfare and Work The Institutionalization of Moral Ambiguity Welfare-Work Programs The New Poorhouse? The Contemporary Reform 'Consensus' Symbolic and Structural Ambiguity Redux
Race and Lending
Racial Barriers to Credit
A New Urban Housing Policy for the 1990S
A crisis of housing affordability confronts US Cities. The authors outline a plan for federal investment for cities. Specific proposals include creation of a National Housing Investment Corporation to provide equity for homeowner ship project development: new laws to encourage pension fund investment in urban housing and to encourage employer-assisted housing, enhanced rental production programs for neighborhood-based nonprofit corporations, a na…
Philadelphia
List of Tables and Figures Preface Series Preface 1. The Legacy of the Industrial City Population and Settlement Patterns Machine Politics in the Industrial Era The Transition to Postindustrialism Declining Economic Opportunity and Racial Conflict The Central Argument of the Book 2. Economic Erosion and the Growth of Inequality The National Context Philadelphia's Special Vulnerability to National Trends The Changing Distribution of Jobs in the Po…
Differential Decline
Existing research explains housing abandonment In the broad context of urban decline or the narrow micro-economics of housing sub-markets. In both cases, abandonment is assumed to be a singular process across a city. In this paper, the neighborhood context of abandonment is examined with the view that abandonment varies with a neighborhood’s historical ecology. Data from the Philadelphia License and Inspection records, the U. S. Census Bureau, Pe…
Neighborhood Politics
Rent Control and Abandonment
Rent control has been linked to housing abandonment in both the policy community and in academic research. The roots of this link lie in the political struggle over various forms of rent regulation which took place in New york City in the late 1960s and early 1970s, and has spread across the country to touch virtually every community that considered rent regulation as a mechanism for controlling high rent levels. We have reexamined the evidence w…
Residential Security, Risk, and Race
The Residential Security Maps produced under the aegis of the Home Owners' Loan Corporation (HOLC) are often regarded as significant evidence that the federal government was complicit in expanding segregated housing patterns. This paper suggests a different direction for the analysis of the agency's role and the impact of their maps regarding patterns of real estate appraisal and mortgage credit allocations. It is argued that: (1) whereas the bro…
Urban Housing in an Era of Global Capital
U.S. cities have become increasingly bound into a global system in the decades since World War II. Of primary importance for urban housing are the implications of this system for the flow of residential capital, and the effects of a global labor market on U.S. wages and incomes. Globalization has overlaid issues of liquidity and new forms of financial investment on an already difficult housing situation for older manufacturing cities. Using Phila…
The relationships between community context and entry into a homeless shelter system
This study seeks to understand the likelihood of entering the homeless shelter system as reflected in differential levels of community capital, human service support features, and levels of criminal activity. This study used a sample of adults entering the City of Philadelphia-funded Emergency Housing System between February 2008 and January 2010. We linked former addresses to census block groups and constructed a rate of homeless system entrants…
A New Urban Housing Policy for the 1990S
A crisis of housing affordability confronts US Cities. The authors outline a plan for federal investment for cities. Specific proposals include creation of a National Housing Investment Corporation to provide equity for homeowner ship project development: new laws to encourage pension fund investment in urban housing and to encourage employer-assisted housing, enhanced rental production programs for neighborhood-based nonprofit corporations, a na…
Rent Control and Abandonment
Rent control has been linked to housing abandonment in both the policy community and in academic research. The roots of this link lie in the political struggle over various forms of rent regulation which took place in New york City in the late 1960s and early 1970s, and has spread across the country to touch virtually every community that considered rent regulation as a mechanism for controlling high rent levels. We have reexamined the evidence w…
Differential Decline
Existing research explains housing abandonment In the broad context of urban decline or the narrow micro-economics of housing sub-markets. In both cases, abandonment is assumed to be a singular process across a city. In this paper, the neighborhood context of abandonment is examined with the view that abandonment varies with a neighborhood’s historical ecology. Data from the Philadelphia License and Inspection records, the U. S. Census Bureau, Pe…
Rent Control and Abandonment
Rent control has been linked to housing abandonment in both the policy community and in academic research. The roots of this link lie in the political struggle over various forms of rent regulation which took place in New york City in the late 1960s and early 1970s, and has spread across the country to touch virtually every community that considered rent regulation as a mechanism for controlling high rent levels. We have reexamined the evidence w…
Neighborhood Politics
Differential Decline
Existing research explains housing abandonment In the broad context of urban decline or the narrow micro-economics of housing sub-markets. In both cases, abandonment is assumed to be a singular process across a city. In this paper, the neighborhood context of abandonment is examined with the view that abandonment varies with a neighborhood’s historical ecology. Data from the Philadelphia License and Inspection records, the U. S. Census Bureau, Pe…
Race and Lending
Racial Barriers to Credit
A New Urban Housing Policy for the 1990S
A crisis of housing affordability confronts US Cities. The authors outline a plan for federal investment for cities. Specific proposals include creation of a National Housing Investment Corporation to provide equity for homeowner ship project development: new laws to encourage pension fund investment in urban housing and to encourage employer-assisted housing, enhanced rental production programs for neighborhood-based nonprofit corporations, a na…
Philadelphia
List of Tables and Figures Preface Series Preface 1. The Legacy of the Industrial City Population and Settlement Patterns Machine Politics in the Industrial Era The Transition to Postindustrialism Declining Economic Opportunity and Racial Conflict The Central Argument of the Book 2. Economic Erosion and the Growth of Inequality The National Context Philadelphia's Special Vulnerability to National Trends The Changing Distribution of Jobs in the Po…
The Moral Construction of Poverty
Introduction What is Welfare Policy? The Historical Development of Welfare Policy To the New Deal From the New Deal to the Present Welfare and Work The Institutionalization of Moral Ambiguity Welfare-Work Programs The New Poorhouse? The Contemporary Reform 'Consensus' Symbolic and Structural Ambiguity Redux
A qualitative study of treatment success among homeless crack-addicted men
Urban Housing in an Era of Global Capital
U.S. cities have become increasingly bound into a global system in the decades since World War II. Of primary importance for urban housing are the implications of this system for the flow of residential capital, and the effects of a global labor market on U.S. wages and incomes. Globalization has overlaid issues of liquidity and new forms of financial investment on an already difficult housing situation for older manufacturing cities. Using Phila…
Residential Security, Risk, and Race
The Residential Security Maps produced under the aegis of the Home Owners' Loan Corporation (HOLC) are often regarded as significant evidence that the federal government was complicit in expanding segregated housing patterns. This paper suggests a different direction for the analysis of the agency's role and the impact of their maps regarding patterns of real estate appraisal and mortgage credit allocations. It is argued that: (1) whereas the bro…
Restructuring the Philadelphia Region
Expansion, Decline, and Geographies of Inequality 2. Employment Opportunity 3. Housing Opportunity 4. Educational Opportunity 5. The Region's Communities and the Value Proposition 6. Who Takes Responsibility for Addressing Inequality? Appendix 1: Constructing the Community Typology Appendix 2: NAICS Coding for Industrial Classification Appendix 3: Lowest- and Higest-Achieving Districts: Organizational and Housing Characteristics Notes Index
An Expression of Appreciation
The relationships between community context and entry into a homeless shelter system
This study seeks to understand the likelihood of entering the homeless shelter system as reflected in differential levels of community capital, human service support features, and levels of criminal activity. This study used a sample of adults entering the City of Philadelphia-funded Emergency Housing System between February 2008 and January 2010. We linked former addresses to census block groups and constructed a rate of homeless system entrants…
Sociology (10 works) · Political science (9 works) · Urban, Neighborhood, and Segregation Studies (9 works) · Economics (7 works) · Geography (6 works) · Law (6 works) · Housing, Finance, and Neoliberalism (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Urbanization and City Planning (5 works) · Business (4 works)