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A grounded theory approach to development suitability analysis
Research highlights ▶ A development likelihood model was built that offers major improvements over the conventional development suitability model by directly incorporating community issues in the model calibration. ▶ Using grounded theory provided new insights into designing and implementing community-based planning. ▶ These findings provide new and novel tools for non-profit organizations to engage directly in development suitability analysis to improve community-based planning processes.
Abstract Responding to extant power imbalances in the typical redevelopment process, grounded theory is introduced to aid in recalibrating development suitability models to serve the interests of underrepresented communities resisting development. Using a community-based research model, this paper reports on testing the potential of grounded theory in a low-income, primarily Latino neighborhood of Chelsea, Massachusetts (USA). After 13 iterations and a ground-truthing exercise, the research resulted in a development suitability model that offers a useful heuristic for community leaders to view development likelihood – an innovation over the conventional development suitability model by directly incorporating community issues in the model calibration.
A grounded theory approach to development suitability analysis
Research highlights ▶ A development likelihood model was built that offers major improvements over the conventional development suitability model by directly incorporating community issues in the model calibration. ▶ Using grounded theory provided new insights into designing and implementing community-based planning. ▶ These findings provide new and novel tools for non-profit organizations to engage directly in development suitability analysis to improve community-based planning processes.
Abstract Responding to extant power imbalances in the typical redevelopment process, grounded theory is introduced to aid in recalibrating development suitability models to serve the interests of underrepresented communities resisting development. Using a community-based research model, this paper reports on testing the potential of grounded theory in a low-income, primarily Latino neighborhood of Chelsea, Massachusetts (USA). After 13 iterations and a ground-truthing exercise, the research resulted in a development suitability model that offers a useful heuristic for community leaders to view development likelihood – an innovation over the conventional development suitability model by directly incorporating community issues in the model calibration.
A grounded theory approach to development suitability analysis
Heacock, Erin (author) / Hollander, Justin (author)
Landscape and Urban Planning ; 100 ; 109-116
2010-12-07
8 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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