2020
DOI: 10.1007/s10901-020-09796-8
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Affordable housing program tenants and their access to public transportation and employment

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“…Previous studies on transit accessibility and housing affordability primarily focused on dense cities with robust transit networks, for example, recent studies of Baltimore ( 12 ), Chicago ( 48 ), San Diego ( 49 ), Orange County, California ( 50 ), and Houston ( 51 ). However, additional research on low-income populations living in lower-density heavily automobile-oriented cities, such as those in Tennessee, is needed.…”
Section: Background and Case Studiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Previous studies on transit accessibility and housing affordability primarily focused on dense cities with robust transit networks, for example, recent studies of Baltimore ( 12 ), Chicago ( 48 ), San Diego ( 49 ), Orange County, California ( 50 ), and Houston ( 51 ). However, additional research on low-income populations living in lower-density heavily automobile-oriented cities, such as those in Tennessee, is needed.…”
Section: Background and Case Studiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The neighborhood environment is seen as the most significant indicator of residential contentment; this comprises estate management and service features, security and safety, proximity to the job, and social networks [11,33,46]. Available jobs determine neighborhood contentment [5,47], and longer work commutes are linked to dissatisfaction [7,10,48]. The effect of a workplace and residential geographical mismatch on low-income households has been called a "passive jobs-housing mismatch".…”
Section: Neighborhood Environment (Ne)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Extended research demonstrates that Mining-Induced Displacements and Resettlements (MIDR) have not received as much scholarly attention as those associated with natural disasters, urban redevelopment, and hydropower development [1][2][3]. This is despite the fact that MIDR, due to the project cycle, causes more homelessness, social exclusion, unemployment, and health problems in the areas it affects [4,5] than other physical development projects, which hardly extends over time.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%