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• Hartman, Chester (Poverty and Race Research Action Council). The Case for a Right to Housing. Fannie Mae Foundation, Housing Policy Debate, Volume 9, Issue 2, pp.223-246, 1998. This reading summarizes some of the arguments of the progressive (also known as “radical”) case.
• Carr, James H. (Fannie Mae Foundation). Comment on Chester Hartman’s ‘‘The Case for a Right to Housing’’: The Right to ‘‘Poverty with a Roof’ ’— A Response to Hartman. Fannie Mae Foundation, Housing Policy Debate • Volume 9, Issue 2, pp.247-257, 1998
• Salins, Peter D. (State University of New York). Comment on Chester Hartman’s ‘‘The Case for a Right to Housing’’: Housing Is a Right? Wrong! Fannie Mae Foundation, Housing Policy Debate, Volume 9, Issue 2, pp.259-266, 1998.
• Affordable Housing Techniques A Primer for Local Government Officials, MRSC Report No. 22, March 1992
• Federal Program Leads to Better Homes and Neighborhoods for Public Housing Residents, The Urban Institute, September 17, 2004
• Case Studies in Affordable Housing, Technical Preservation Services, National Park Service
• New Fund to Close the Gap in Historic Preservation Projects, Connecticut Trust For Historic Preservation