Corpus ID: 117657041

The Bunker Hill Story: Welfare, Redevelopment, and Housing Crisis in Postwar Los Angeles

@inproceedings{Jones2017TheBH,
  title={The Bunker Hill Story: Welfare, Redevelopment, and Housing Crisis in Postwar Los Angeles},
  author={S. Jones},
  year={2017}
}
  • S. Jones
  • Published 2017
  • Engineering
    • academicworks.cuny.edu

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