“…As alluded to above, the renewed enthusiasm for mobility policies raises the familiar question of whether antipoverty efforts should be targeted on either poor people or poor places—or, more precisely, on either the enhancement of the mobility of poor people or the social and economic betterment of poor places (see Bolton, 1992; Fischer, 1995; Gottlieb, 1997). While it is common for mobility advocates to argue for the pursuit of some mix of mobility and place‐based strategies (see Kasarda, 1992, p. 629; Downs, 1994, p. 123; Hughes, 1993, pp.…”