Gerald W Sazama
Biographic Data
| ID | 712269 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Gerald W Sazama |
| GIVEN NAMES | Gerald W |
| FAMILY NAME | Sazama |
| SIGNATURE | SAZAMA G W |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Connecticut |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 3 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 14 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 3 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1992 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2000 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Lessons from the History of Affordable Housing Cooperatives in the United States: A Case Study in American Affordable Housing Policy
Understanding the history of the affordable housing cooperatives in the United States helps us understand the general history of American affordable housing policy. This paper contains a decade-by-decade summary of the history of affordable cooperatives. The affordable cooperative movement has evolved from ethnic and union groups which developed self-help cooperatives in the 1920s, through the federal funding of low-income cooperatives in the 196…
Czech and Slovak economic relations
UNDER THE PREVIOUS COMMUNIST GOVERNMENTS of Eastern and Central Europe the myth was perpetrated that working class solidarity had overcome ethnic and regional conflicts. At the same time these governments had a strong commitment to economic equality among all social groups and all regions, and this led to substantial development programmes for their economically less well developed regions.' Deep-seated regional and ethnic differences have come i…
Has Federal Student Aid Contributed to Equality in Higher Education: A Method of Measurement
TO analyze the effect of federal student aid on the structure of the higher educational system, an index of inequality of access is developed It measures the differences in the distribution of income of entering students, as compared to the U S distribution of income at thirteen different categories of institutions Its application shows that structural inequality exists in the nation's system of higher education and that while some improvements o…
Lessons from the History of Affordable Housing Cooperatives in the United States: A Case Study in American Affordable Housing Policy
Understanding the history of the affordable housing cooperatives in the United States helps us understand the general history of American affordable housing policy. This paper contains a decade-by-decade summary of the history of affordable cooperatives. The affordable cooperative movement has evolved from ethnic and union groups which developed self-help cooperatives in the 1920s, through the federal funding of low-income cooperatives in the 196…
Czech and Slovak economic relations
UNDER THE PREVIOUS COMMUNIST GOVERNMENTS of Eastern and Central Europe the myth was perpetrated that working class solidarity had overcome ethnic and regional conflicts. At the same time these governments had a strong commitment to economic equality among all social groups and all regions, and this led to substantial development programmes for their economically less well developed regions.' Deep-seated regional and ethnic differences have come i…
Has Federal Student Aid Contributed to Equality in Higher Education: A Method of Measurement
TO analyze the effect of federal student aid on the structure of the higher educational system, an index of inequality of access is developed It measures the differences in the distribution of income of entering students, as compared to the U S distribution of income at thirteen different categories of institutions Its application shows that structural inequality exists in the nation's system of higher education and that while some improvements o…
Has Federal Student Aid Contributed to Equality in Higher Education: A Method of Measurement
TO analyze the effect of federal student aid on the structure of the higher educational system, an index of inequality of access is developed It measures the differences in the distribution of income of entering students, as compared to the U S distribution of income at thirteen different categories of institutions Its application shows that structural inequality exists in the nation's system of higher education and that while some improvements o…
Czech and Slovak economic relations
UNDER THE PREVIOUS COMMUNIST GOVERNMENTS of Eastern and Central Europe the myth was perpetrated that working class solidarity had overcome ethnic and regional conflicts. At the same time these governments had a strong commitment to economic equality among all social groups and all regions, and this led to substantial development programmes for their economically less well developed regions.' Deep-seated regional and ethnic differences have come i…
Lessons from the History of Affordable Housing Cooperatives in the United States: A Case Study in American Affordable Housing Policy
Understanding the history of the affordable housing cooperatives in the United States helps us understand the general history of American affordable housing policy. This paper contains a decade-by-decade summary of the history of affordable cooperatives. The affordable cooperative movement has evolved from ethnic and union groups which developed self-help cooperatives in the 1920s, through the federal funding of low-income cooperatives in the 196…
Economics (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Political science (2 works) · Affordable housing (1 works) · American history (1 works) · Banking stability, regulation, efficiency (1 works) · Business (1 works) · Communism (1 works) · Communist state (1 works) · Czech (1 works)