What about rural blight? Housing and neighborhood conditions in southeastern small towns (Record no. 514403)

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Personal name Skobba, Kim. Osinubi , Adenola. and Tinsley, Karen L.
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Title What about rural blight? Housing and neighborhood conditions in southeastern small towns
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Place of publication, distribution, etc Rural Sociology
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Extent 85(1), Mar, 2020: p.85-110
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Summary, etc Though the concept of blight clarifies housing and neighborhood changes in rural and small towns experiencing disinvestment and decline, the term is rarely examined outside of urban discourse. This study explores the extent of rural blight and its relationship to community characteristics using survey results from elected officials and staff members of small towns in one southeastern state. We examine the historical background of blight, including its connections to urban renewal, racial bias and stereotyping, and the broken windows theory. Among the small towns in the study, economic blight, particularly dilapidated housing, was prevalent. Social blight, which includes behaviors that are thought to be threatening or criminal in nature, was less common but correlated moderately with economic forms of blight. While social disorganization and collective efficacy theories link a range of demographic characteristics to physical and social disorder, our findings pointed only to a significant relationship between communities with a higher portion of the population who are black and multiple forms of extensive blight. More research is needed to understand the relationship, both observed and perceived, between economic and social blight in rural small towns and how these issues may be remediated through local collective action.- Reproduced
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Main entry heading Rural Sociology
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Subject DIP HOUSING
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          Indian Institute of Public Administration Indian Institute of Public Administration 2020-10-31 85(1), Mar, 2020: p.85-110 AR123409 2020-10-31 Articles

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