The Dig

New Deal Ruins w/ Edward Goetz

Dec 17, 2022

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The Rise and Fall of Neoliberal Urbanism

01:05

The Early Public Housing

01:20

The Problem with Modernist Communities

01:27

Public Housing in the 1970s

01:20

Introduction

3min

The Social Housing Agenda That Radford Memorialized in Modern Housing for America

3min

New Deal Ruins, Race, Economic Justice, and Public Housing

4min

Public Housing and the Great Migration

4min

The Politics of Public Housing

3min

What Accounts for the Intensified Opposition to Public Housing?

3min

Urban Renewal

4min

Urban Renewal and Public Housing

2min

The Challenges Faced by People of Color in the Housing Market

2min

10.

Public Housing in America - The Disintegration of the Family Within the Black Community

4min

11.

The Cost Containment Factors of Public Housing

2min

12.

The Pruitt-Igoe Projects in St. Louis

3min

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The Decline of Pruitt-Igoe

2min

14.

The Unofficial Project of Defacto Demolishment

5min

15.

Demolishing Public Housing Developments

2min

16.

Do PHAs Faced Major Economic Issues in the 1980s?

5min

17.

The HUD Reinvention Blueprint Is a Radical Vision for HUD

4min

18.

HOPE 6 - A New Paradigm

2min

19.

The Evolution of HOPE 6 Into a Demolition-First Program

6min

20.

Public Housing Complexes in Central Cities Are Ground Zero for Concentration of Poverty

3min

21.

The Problem of Intergenerational Poverty

4min

22.

How to Rearrange Poor People After Hurricane Katrina

2min

23.

Revolutionary Social Democracy by Eric Blanc by Oluth Emmy Oh Tywell

6min

24.

The Impact of Demolishing Public Housing Projects in Big Cities

2min

25.

The PFT in Chicago Was Not Merely an Effort to Remake Public Housing

3min

26.

The Politics of Public Housing Architecture and Design

5min

27.

Modernism and Public Housing

4min

28.

Is New Urbanism Inherently a Handmade?

3min

29.

Is the Development Mantra Catering to the Well to Do Over Determined by the Historical Context?

2min

30.

The One Strike in Your Out

4min

31.

Is There Resistance to Housing Demolition?

4min

32.

The Real Importance of Public Housing

5min

33.

The Dig From Jacobid Magazine

2min

Featuring Edward Goetz on his book New Deal Ruins: Race, Economic Justice, and Public Housing Policy. Goetz tells the story of American public housing and then its destruction and dismantling, which took off in the 1980s and accelerated during the 90s under the Clinton Administration’s Hope VI program. Support The Dig at Patreon.com/TheDig and get our weekly newsletter by email plus swag. Check out Light in Gaza: Writings Born of Fire haymarketbooks.org/books/1861-light-in-gaza

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The Dig

New Deal Ruins w/ Edward Goetz

The Rise and Fall of Neoliberal Urbanism

The Early Public Housing

The Problem with Modernist Communities

Public Housing in the 1970s

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