European Journal of Housing Policy

2001 - 2009

Current editor(s): Mark Stephens

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The Housing Rental Rate Elasticity of Aggregate Consumption: A Panel Study for OECD Countries pp. 367-382: Dieter Gstach
Private Investment in Rented Housing and the Role of REITS pp. 383-400: Colin Jones
Ethnic Segregation, Housing Systems and Welfare Regimes in Europe pp. 401-433: Sonia Arbaci
The Uneven Geography of Housing Allowance Claims in Ireland: Administrative, Financial and Social Implications pp. 435-458: Michelle Norris and Dermot Coates
Book Reviews pp. 459-488: The Editors

Bengt Turner—Three Appreciations pp. 235-240: Hugo Priemus, Iván Tosics and Christine Whitehead
Market-Based Housing Finance Efficiency in the Czech Republic pp. 241-273: Petr Sunega and Martin Lux
Welfare to Work in Australia: Disability Income Support, Housing Affordability and Employment Incentives pp. 275-297: Tony Dalton and Rachel Ong ViforJ
The Role of the Housing Market in Monetary Transmission – Evidence from Hungary pp. 299-317: Gergely Kiss and Gabor Vadas
Community Ownership in Glasgow: The Devolution of Ownership and Control, or a Centralizing Process? pp. 319-336: Kim McKee
Breaching the Limits of Owner Occupation? Supporting Low-Income Buyers in the Inflated Irish Housing Market pp. 337-355: Michelle Norris, Dermot Coates and Fiona Kane
A review of “Crossing the line. Vagrancy, Homelessness and Social Displacement in Russia” pp. 357-366: Elena Kovalenko, Alexander Puzanov and Robert Buckley

In Memorian pp. iii-iii: Bengt Turner
A Union of Home Owners pp. 113-127: John Doling and Janet Ford
Home Owners' Perceptions of and Responses to Risk pp. 129-150: Anwen Jones, Marja Elsinga, Deborah Quilgars and Janneke Toussaint
Housing, Socio-Economic Security and Risks. A Qualitative Comparison of Household Attitudes in Finland and Sweden pp. 151-172: Eva Andersson, Päivi Naumanen, Hannu Ruonavaara and Bengt Turner
Security and Insecurity of Home Ownership: Germany and the Netherlands pp. 173-192: Janneke Toussaint, Gudrun Tegeder, Marja Elsinga and Ilse Helbrecht
Why Do European Home Owners Experience Loan Repayment Difficulties? Some Preliminary Results of Combining Macro and Micro Approaches pp. 193-209: John Doling, Nick Horsewood and Peter Neuteboom
A Reviews of: “Henri Lefebvre: A Critical Introduction” pp. 211-234: The Editors

Forecasting Housing Supply: Empirical Evidence from the Irish Market pp. 1-17: Simon Stevenson and James Young
Neighbourhood Social Mix as a Goal of Housing Policy: A Theoretical Analysis pp. 19-43: George Galster
Government Regulation and Market Orientation in the Management of Social Housing Assets: Limitations and Opportunities for European and Australian Landlords pp. 45-62: Vincent Gruis and Nico Nieboer
Bulgarian Policies towards the Roma Housing Problem and Roma Squatter Settlements pp. 63-84: Alexander Slaev
The Declining Social Rental Sector in Germany pp. 85-101: Joachim Kirchner
A Reviews of: “How to Help People Excluded from Decent Housing? Co-Operate! Experiences from 9 European Cities: Report on Good Practice in Cooperation and Transferable Lessons” pp. 103-112: The Editors

Housing Allowances: Finding a Balance Between Social Justice and Market Incentives pp. 103-109: Bengt Turner and Marja Elsinga
An Assessment of the British Housing Benefit System pp. 111-129: Mark Stephens
The Duration of Housing Allowance Claims and Labour Market Disincentives: The Norwegian Case pp. 131-146: Viggo Nordvik and Per ÅHRéN
Workforce Disincentive Effects of Housing Allowances and Public Housing for Low Income Households in Australia pp. 147-165: Kath Hulse and Bill Randolph
Are There Grounds for Housing Allowances in Flanders (Belgium)? pp. 167-185: Sien Winters
Development of the Housing Allowance Programmes in Hungary in the Context of CEE Transitional Countries pp. 187-209: J. Hegedüs and N. Teller
Urban Transformation Projects as a Model to Transform Gecekondu Areas in Turkey: The Example of Dikmen Valley – Ankara pp. 211-229: Pinar Türker-Devecigil
A Review Of: “Globalisation and Home Ownership: Experiences in Eight Member States of the European Union” pp. 231-236: Ilse Helbrecht

EUROPEAN HOUSING POLICIES: BRINGING THE STATE BACK IN? pp. 253-260: Joe Doherty
DISMANTLING OR PRAGMATIC ADAPTATION? ON THE RESTYLING OF WELFARE AND HOUSING POLICIES IN BELGIUM pp. 261-281: Pascal De Decker
THE CHANGING ROLE OF THE STATE IN FRENCH HOUSING POLICIES: A ROLL-OUT WITHOUT ROLL-BACK? pp. 283-302: Maurice Blanc
THE CHANGING ROLE OF THE STATE IN GERMAN HOUSING AND SOCIAL POLICY pp. 303-321: Volker Busch-Geertsema
WELFARE REGIMES, HOUSING AND HOMELESSNESS IN THE REPUBLIC OF IRELAND pp. 323-343: Eoin O'Sullivan
CENTRAL STATE AND HOMELESSNESS POLICIES IN SWEDEN: NEW WAYS OF GOVERNING pp. 345-367: Ingrid Sahlin
HOUSING, HOMELESSNESS AND THE WELFARE STATE IN THE UK pp. 369-389: Isobel Anderson
INDEX – VOLUME 4, 2004 pp. 391-392: The Editors

THE FUTURE OF SOCIAL HOUSING IN EASTERN EUROPE: REFORMS IN LATVIA AND UKRAINE pp. 133-149: Sasha Tsenkova and Bengt Turner
POTENTIAL EFFECTS OF SUBSIDY PROGRAMMES ON HOUSING AFFORDABILITY: THE CASES OF BUDAPEST AND MOSCOW pp. 151-184: JÓzsef Hegedüs, Natalia Rogozhina, Eszter Somogyi, Raymond Struyk and Andrey Tumanov
THE INEXORABLE RISE OF THE RATIONAL CONSUMER? THE BLAIR GOVERNMENT AND THE RESHAPING OF SOCIAL HOUSING pp. 185-207: Alex Marsh
Fifty Years of British Housing Policy: Leaving or Leading the Welfare State? pp. 209-227: Peter Malpass
Housing and New Urban Renewal: Current Policies in the Netherlands pp. 229-246: Hugo Priemus
Review pp. 247-252: Hugo Priemus

Local moving activity among norwegian households pp. 1-17: Viggo Nordvik
The evolution and the relationship of house prices and rents in Barcelona, 1970–2002 pp. 19-56: Mercè Carreras-i-Solanas, Oscar Mascarilla-i-Miró and Yuri Yegorov
So many managers, so little vision: registered social landlords and consortium schemes in the UK pp. 57-75: Tony Manzi and Bill Smith Bowers
Perpetuating polarized neighbourhoods? Analysing rehousing outcomes in the English housing association sector pp. 77-106: Hal Pawson
The evidence on the impact of gentrification: new lessons for the urban renaissance? pp. 107-131: Rowland Atkinson