Towards an Integrated Model of Livability of Public Spaces in Middle Income Neighborhoods

Keleg, Merham M.; Latif, Marwa Abdel; Salheen, Mohamed A.

doi:10.2139/ssrn.3163048

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“…Livability is a tricky concept because it sounds like it should be deeply tied to community equity. Unfortunately, we know that attractiveness of livability without government intervention or oversight can lead to gentrification and pushing out lower-income populations (Keleg, Abdel Latif, and Salheen 2017). Future research is needed to dive deeper into this concept in the local food system policy space, but the way this factor came together illustrates the fine line between policy that improves spaces and policy that improves lives.…”

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Grown Together: Local Food System Policy Tool Typologies and Bundling

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This paper aims to identify the ways local food system policy tools are used and if they align with the needs of constituents. I begin by looking at policy tools and tool bundles; categorization of local food system policy tools in the literature; and how the typology used in local food system literature compares to more mainstream policy tools literature. The comparison of the tool typologies lays the foundation for analyses of individual tool use and use by category. It also provides the basis for my analysis of sustainability policy tool bundles and it’s applicability for studying local food and local food systems’ governance.

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Grown Together: Local Food System Policy Tool Typologies and Bundling

Wassel

2022

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Towards an Integrated Model of Livability of Public Spaces in Middle Income Neighborhoods

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Grown Together: Local Food System Policy Tool Typologies and Bundling

Grown Together: Local Food System Policy Tool Typologies and Bundling

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