Rural Housing, Exurbanization, and Amenity-Driven Development

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Contents: Part I The Context of 21st Century Rural Housing: An introduction, David. Marcouiller, Mark Lapping and Owen Furuseth The nature of rural housing, Carol Roskey The exurbanization process and rural housing markets, Adrian X. Esparsa Heterogeneity of rural housing markets, Holly R. Barcus Elderly populations and the rural housing continuum, Bradley Nash Jr, W. Edward Folts, Kenneth B. Muir, James Peacock and Katherine Jones. Part II Rural Amenity-Driven Housing: 'The Haves': Natural resources and exurban housing: landscapes in transition, Christine A. Vogt Housing tourists: accommodating short-term visitors, C. Michael Hall The rural rich and their housing: spatially addressing the 'haves', Gundars Rudzitis, David Marcouiller and Paul Lorah. Part III The Rural Housing 'Have Nots': Chronic poverty, community decline, and amenity-rich growth in rural America, Sally K. Ward Exurbanization, homeownership, and the working poor, Ann Ziebarth The challenge of housing California's hired farm laborers, Don Villarejo Subprime lending and foreclosure in rural Minnesota, Jeffrey Crump Homelessness in rural America, Paul Rollinson. Part IV Policies to Affect Change in Rural Housing: The role of non-profit organizations in affecting rural housing change, Robert Wiener and Char Kalsow Thompson Rarely managing growth: the under-utilization of land use policy approaches, Harvey M. Jacobs Conclusions and integrative thoughts on rural housing policy, Mark Lapping, Owen Furuseth and David Marcouiller Index.