Hilary Botein

Education

Ph.D., Urban Planning, Columbia University

J.D., Law, Northeastern University

B.A., English, Swarthmore College

Books

Botein, H., & Hetling, A. (2016). Home Safe Home: Housing Solutions for Survivors of Intimate Partner Violence. New Brunswick, NJ, USA, Rutgers University Press.

Journal Articles

Botein, H. (2020). Looking to the Future and Learning from the Past: New Deal Housing Policy and COVID-19. Poverty & Race, 29(1). 5-6.

Hetling, A., Botein, H., & Dunford, A. (2019). Community in the Permanent Supportive Housing Model: Applications to Survivors of Intimate Partner Violence. Housing Theory and Society,

Botein, H. (2016). Labor Unions and Race-Conscious Housing in the Postwar Bay Area:Housing Projects of the International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union and the United Auto Workers. Journal of Planning History, 15(3). 210-229.

(2013). From Redlining to Subprime Lending: How Neighborhood Narratives Mask Financial Distress in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn. Housing Policy Debate, 23(4). 714-737.

(2013). Tax Lien Sales as Local Neoliberal Governance Strategy: The Case Of Waterbury, CT. Local Economy, 28(5). 462-472.

(2013). Housing Assistance and Disconnection from Welfare and Work: Assessing the Impacts of Public Housing and Tenant-based Rental Subsidies. Journal of Sociology and Social Welfare, XL(3). 7-30.

(2010). Permanent Supportive Housing for Domestic Violence Victims: Program Theory and Client Perspectives. Housing Policy Debate, 20(2). 185-208.

(2010). Positive and Negative Effects of External Influences on Program Design. Nonprofit Management and Leadership, 21(2). 177-194.

(2009). Visions of Community: Post-War Housing Projects of Local 3, International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, and Local 1199, Hospital Workers Union. Planning Perspectives, 24(2). 175-196.

(2009). New York State Housing Policy in Postwar New City: The Enduring Rockefeller Legacy. Journal of Urban History, 35(6). 833-852.

(2007). Labor Unions and Affordable Housing: An Uneasy Relationship. Urban Affairs Review, 42(6). 799-822.

(2002). Subsidized Housing and Neighborhood Impacts: A Theoretical Discussion and Review of the Evidence. Journal of Planning Literature, 16(3). 359-378.

Presentations

Botein, H. (2019, April 25). Black Homeownership in Mid-Century New York City. Urban Affairs Association. Los Angeles, CA: Urban Affairs Association.

Botein, H. (2019, November 1). Digital Publishing Now. 18th Annual Conference on Planning History. Arlington, Virginia: Society for American City & Regional Planning History.

Botein, H. (2019, April 25). Mayor de Blasio and the Potential and Limits of "Progressive" Municipal Governments. Urban Affairs Association. Los Angeles, CA: Urban Affairs Association.

Botein, H. (2017, November 4). Black Homeownership in Postwar New York City. Changing Social Connections in Time and Space. Montreal, Canada: Social Science History Association.

Botein, H. (2017, October 27). Black Homeownership in Postwar New York City. 17th National Conference on Planning History. Cleveland, Ohio: Society for American City and Regional Planning.

Botein, H., & Hetling, A. (2015, October 21). The lmportance of Affordable, Permanent, Supportive Housing for Survivors of lntimate Partner Violence: A Qualitative Case Study of a "Services Light” Model. Safe Horizons Domestic Violence Conference. New York, NY: Safe Horizons.

Botein, H. (2015, May 20). Signed, Sealed Delivered? Property Tax Lien Sales and Municipal and Neighborhood Stabilization. Reclaiming Vacant Properties. Detroit, MI: Center for Community Progress.

Botein, H. (2013, April 6). Rezoning After the Financial Crisis: Who Decides?. Building the 21st Century City: Inclusion, Innovation, and Globalization. San Francisco, CA: Urban Affairs Association.

Botein, H. (2012, April 19). Race, Place, and Subprime Lending: A Story of Two Brooklyn Neighborhoods. Rethinking the Future of Urbanism: Cities and Regions in a Post-Industrial Era. Pittsburgh, PA: Urban Affairs Association.

Botein, H., & Hetling, A. (2011, November 4). Public Housing Assistance and Disconnection from Welfare and Work. 2011 Fall Research Conference. Washington, DC: Association for Public Policy Analysis & Management.

Botein, H. (2011, November 19). From Redlining to Subprime Lending: Property Values, Access to Credit, and Attachment to Place in Bedford Stuyvesant, Brooklyn. 14th National Conference on Planning History. Baltimore, MD: Society for American City and Regional Planning History.

Ferns, W. J., Botein, H., & Taylor, C. (2011, May 31). . Labor Unions and Education: Historical and Current Challenges for Teachers. VC 3-150, Baruch College: Department of History, Baruch College.

Botein, H. (2010, May 31). Beyond Foreclosures: Subprime Lending in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn. Baruch Public Affairs Faculty Research Seminar. New York, NY

Botein, H. (2009, October 31). Labor Unions and Race-Conscious Housing in the Postwar Bay Area. Oakland, CA: Society for American City and Regional Planning History.

Botein, H. (2009, March 31). Beyond Foreclosures: Subprime Lending in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn. Chicago, IL: Urban Affairs Association.

Botein, H. (2008, April 30). Tax Lien Sales and Neighborhood Vitality. Association of American Geographers. Boston, MA

Botein, H., & Hetling, A. (2007, November 30). Program Theory, Development, and External Influences: Assessing a New Permanent Housing Program for Domestic Violence Victims. Baltimore MD: American Evaluation Association.

Botein, H. (2007, October 31). Tax Lien Sales and Affordable Housing: Urban Decay and Revitalization in Weak Markets.. Milwaukee WI: Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning.

Botein, H. (2007, April 30). Tax Lien Sales and Affodable Housing: Urban Decay and Revitalization in Weak Markets.. Calgary Canada: Western Social Science Association.

Botein, H. (2007, October 31). The Labor Union as Welfare State: Housing Projects of Local 3, International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, and Local 1199, Hospital Workers.. Portland, ME: Society for American City and Regional Planning History.

Botein, H. (2007, May 31). New York City's Affordable Housing Crisis: Building the New.. New York NY: Architects Designers Planners for Social Responsibility.

Botein, H., & Hetling, A. (2007, April 30). Assessing a New Permanent Housing Program for Abused Women and their Families. Seattle WA: Urban Affairs Associtaion.

Botein, H. (2005, October 31). The Impact and Legacy of the United Housing Foundation's Class Homogeneity.. A Symposium on Early Pratt Planning Papers and Street Magazine. New York, NY: City Legacies.

Botein, H., & Marcuse, P. (2001, October 31). Building on New York City's Inheritance. Conference on New York City History. New York, NY: Gotham Center.

Other Scholarly Works

Reviews

Botein, H. (2020,November 1). Review of Introduction to Housing, 2nd Edition. United States: Journal of Planning Literature.

Botein, H. (2019,December 10). Black Homeownership Under Racial Capitalism: A Review of Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor’s Race for Profit. New York, NY,USA: Metropolitics.

Botein, H. (2016,June 28). Evictions and Poverty. Metropolitics.

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