Vol. 8 No. 1 (1999): Maine Policy Review

Published: 1999-01-01

Essays

What Would Margaret Chase Smith Have Made of Bill Clinton’s Tragi-Comedy?

Charles Calhoun (Author)

8-9
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Articles

Community Land Trusts: Permanently Affordable, Resident-Controlled Housing

Fred Stocking (Author)

50-57
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A Challenge for the Next Decade: Preserving Affordable Rental Housing

Laura Burns (Author)

36-43
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Appreciating the House: Housing as an Investment

Miriam Wasserman (Author)

60-65
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The Importance of Moderately Priced Rental Housing to Continued Economic Growth (Or, Portland’s Rental Housing Plight)

Erin MacLean (Author)

44-49
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Funding Maine’s Mortgage Market (Or, Who Sets Mortgage Rates, Anyway?)

Chris Pinkham (Author)

66-68
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Housing Policies in Maine: A Historical Overview

Frank O’Hara (Author)

12-17
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Ten Years of Affordable Housing Policy: Is Maine Making Progress-- A Symposium

Elizabeth Mitchell, Dennis King, James Hatch, Jay Hardy (Author)

24-32
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Homeless in Maine: Who Is? Who Might Be Tomorrow? What Do We Do About It?

Suzanne Guild (Author)

72-79
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Interviews

Maine’s Future Housing Needs: An MPR Interview with David Lakari

David Lakari (Author)

18-23
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Maine’s Homeless Families: An Interview with Helen Hemminger

Helen Hemminger (Author)

80-83
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Roundtables

Adolescent Homelessness: A Roundtable Discussion

Editorial Staff (Author)

84-91
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