References

Libman, K., Fields, D., & Saegert, S. (2012). Toward a research agenda at the intersections of housing and health. Housing, Theory and Society, 29, 1,p47-55.
Libman, K., Fields, D. & Saegert, S. (2012) Housing and health: A social ecological perspective on the US foreclosure crisis. Housing, Theory and Society, 29, 1, p1-24.
Saegert, S., Fields, D. & Libman, K. (2011). Mortgage foreclosure and health disparities: Serial displacement as asset extraction in African American populations. Journal of Urban Health, 88, 3, p390-402.
Fields, D. (2011). Emotional refuge? Dynamics of place and belonging among formerly homeless individuals with mental illness. Emotion, Space, and Society, 4, 4, 258-267.
Fields, D., Libman, K. & Saegert, S. (2010). Turning everywhere, getting nowhere: experiences of seeking help for mortgage delinquency and their implications for foreclosure prevention. Housing Policy Debate, 20, 4,647-686.
Saegert, S., Fields, D. & Libman, L. (2009). Deflating the dream: Radical risk and the neoliberalization of homeownership. Journal of Urban Affairs, 31, 3, p297-317.
Bendiner-Viani, G. and Saegert, S. (2007) Making Housing Home. Places (19) 2: 72-79.
Final Report of HERG, July 2007: Understanding Responses to the Threat of Foreclosure among Low-Income Homeowners. By Desiree Fields, Kimberly Libman, Susan Saegert, Helene Clark, and Fran Just a.
Fields, D., Justa, F., Libman, K. & Saegert, S. American Nightmare, InShelterforce, The journal of affordable housing and community building. Summer 2007.
Saegert, S. (2006) Building Civic Capacity in Urban Neighborhoods: An Empirically Grounded Anatomy. Journal of Urban Affairs
Saegert, S. & Benitez, L. (2005). Limited Equity Housing Cooperatives: Defining a Niche in the Low Income Housing Market. Journal of Planning Literature 19: 427-239.
Saegert, S. & Benitez, L. (2005) Limited Equity Housing Cooperatives: Defining a Niche in the Low Income Housing Market . Journal of Planning Literature 19:, 427-239.
Saegert, S. & Clark, H. (2005). Women and housing. In Housing: Foundation of a New Social Agenda. Bratt, R., Hartman, C., & Stone, M. (Eds.), Philadelphia: Temple University Press.
Saegert, S. & Winkel, G.H. (2004). Crime, social capital and community participation. American Journal of Community Psychology, 34 (3-4): 219-133.
Saegert, S., & Evans, G. ( 2003). Poverty, Housing Niches, and Health in the U.S.. Journal of Social Issues, 59, 569- 590.
Saegert, S., Klitzman, S., Freudenberg, N., Cooperman-Mroczek, & Nassar, S. (2003). Healthy Housing: A structured review of US interventions to improve health by modifying housing in the United States, 1990-2000. American Journal of Public Health, 93, 1471-1478.
Saegert, S., Winkel, G. and Charles Swartz (2002). Social Capital and Crime in New York City’s Low-Income Housing. Housing Policy Debate, 13 (1), 189-226.
Saegert, Susan & Evans, Gary. (1999) Residential crowding in the context of inner city poverty. In Wapner, S.,J.Demick,H.Minamik & T. Yamamoto (Eds) Theoretical perspectives in environment-behavior research: Underlying assumptions, research problems, and relationships. New York: Plenum.
Saegert, Susan & Winkel, Gary. (1999) CDCs, Social Capital and Housing Quality. Shelterforce, March/April 22-24
Saegert, Susan, Phillip Thompson, Robert Engle, Jocelyn Sargent. (1999) “Stretched Thin: Employment, parenting, and social capital among mothers in public housing. New York: Foundation for Child Development Working Paper Series
Saegert, S., & Winkel, G. (1998). Social Capital and the Revitalization of New York City’s Distressed Inner City Housing. Housing Policy Debate,9 (1) 17-60. Washington, D.C.: Fannie Mae Foundation.
Saegert, S., & McCarthy, D. E. (1998). Gender and Housing for the Elderly: Sorting through the accumulations of a lifetime. In R. J. Scheidt & P.G. Windley (Eds.), Environment and Aging Theory: A focus on Housing. Westport, CT: Greenwood Press.
Saegert, S., (1998). In Rem Housing. In W. Van Vliet (Ed.), Encyclopedia of Housing. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications.
Saegert, S., and Winkel, G. (1997). Social capital formation in low income housing. New York, Housing Environments Research Group of the Center for Human Environments, City University of New York, New York.
White, A., & Saegert, S. (1996). Return from Abandonment: The Tenant Interim Lease program and the development of low-income cooperatives in New York City’s most neglected neighborhoods. In van Vliet, W. (Ed.), Affordable Housing and Urban Development in the U.S.: Learning from Failure and Success, Newbury Park, CA: Sage Publications.
Leavitt, J. & Saegert, S. (1990) From Abandonment to Hope: Community Households in Harlem. New York: Columbia University Press.

References

Libman, K., Fields, D., & Saegert, S. (2012). Toward a research agenda at the intersections of housing and health. Housing, Theory and Society, 29, 1,p47-55.

Libman, K., Fields, D. & Saegert, S. (2012) Housing and health: A social ecological perspective on the US foreclosure crisis. Housing, Theory and Society, 29, 1, p1-24.

Saegert, S., Fields, D. & Libman, K. (2011). Mortgage foreclosure and health disparities: Serial displacement as asset extraction in African American populations. Journal of Urban Health, 88, 3, p390-402.

Fields, D. (2011). Emotional refuge? Dynamics of place and belonging among formerly homeless individuals with mental illness. Emotion, Space, and Society, 4, 4, 258-267.

Fields, D., Libman, K. & Saegert, S. (2010). Turning everywhere, getting nowhere: experiences of seeking help for mortgage delinquency and their implications for foreclosure prevention. Housing Policy Debate, 20, 4,647-686.

Saegert, S., Fields, D. & Libman, L. (2009). Deflating the dream: Radical risk and the neoliberalization of homeownership. Journal of Urban Affairs, 31, 3, p297-317.

Bendiner-Viani, G. and Saegert, S. (2007) Making Housing Home. Places (19) 2: 72-79.

Final Report of HERG, July 2007: Understanding Responses to the Threat of Foreclosure among Low-Income Homeowners. By Desiree Fields, Kimberly Libman, Susan Saegert, Helene Clark, and Fran Just a.

Fields, D., Justa, F., Libman, K. & Saegert, S. American Nightmare, InShelterforce, The journal of affordable housing and community building. Summer 2007.

Saegert, S. (2006) Building Civic Capacity in Urban Neighborhoods: An Empirically Grounded Anatomy. Journal of Urban Affairs

Saegert, S. & Benitez, L. (2005). Limited Equity Housing Cooperatives: Defining a Niche in the Low Income Housing Market. Journal of Planning Literature 19: 427-239.

Saegert, S. & Benitez, L. (2005) Limited Equity Housing Cooperatives: Defining a Niche in the Low Income Housing Market . Journal of Planning Literature 19:, 427-239.

Saegert, S. & Clark, H. (2005). Women and housing. In Housing: Foundation of a New Social Agenda. Bratt, R., Hartman, C., & Stone, M. (Eds.), Philadelphia: Temple University Press.

Saegert, S. & Winkel, G.H. (2004). Crime, social capital and community participation. American Journal of Community Psychology, 34 (3-4): 219-133.

Saegert, S., & Evans, G. ( 2003). Poverty, Housing Niches, and Health in the U.S.. Journal of Social Issues, 59, 569- 590.

Saegert, S., Klitzman, S., Freudenberg, N., Cooperman-Mroczek, & Nassar, S. (2003). Healthy Housing: A structured review of US interventions to improve health by modifying housing in the United States, 1990-2000. American Journal of Public Health, 93, 1471-1478.

Saegert, S., Winkel, G. and Charles Swartz (2002). Social Capital and Crime in New York City’s Low-Income Housing. Housing Policy Debate, 13 (1), 189-226.

Saegert, Susan & Evans, Gary. (1999) Residential crowding in the context of inner city poverty. In Wapner, S.,J.Demick,H.Minamik & T. Yamamoto (Eds) Theoretical perspectives in environment-behavior research: Underlying assumptions, research problems, and relationships. New York: Plenum.

Saegert, Susan & Winkel, Gary. (1999) CDCs, Social Capital and Housing Quality. Shelterforce, March/April 22-24

Saegert, Susan, Phillip Thompson, Robert Engle, Jocelyn Sargent. (1999) “Stretched Thin: Employment, parenting, and social capital among mothers in public housing. New York: Foundation for Child Development Working Paper Series

Saegert, S., & Winkel, G. (1998). Social Capital and the Revitalization of New York City’s Distressed Inner City Housing. Housing Policy Debate,9 (1) 17-60. Washington, D.C.: Fannie Mae Foundation.

Saegert, S., & McCarthy, D. E. (1998). Gender and Housing for the Elderly: Sorting through the accumulations of a lifetime. In R. J. Scheidt & P.G. Windley (Eds.), Environment and Aging Theory: A focus on Housing. Westport, CT: Greenwood Press.

Saegert, S., (1998). In Rem Housing. In W. Van Vliet (Ed.), Encyclopedia of Housing. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications.

Saegert, S., and Winkel, G. (1997). Social capital formation in low income housing. New York, Housing Environments Research Group of the Center for Human Environments, City University of New York, New York.

Leavitt, J. & Saegert, S. (1990) From Abandonment to Hope: Community Households in Harlem. New York: Columbia University Press.

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