European Journal of Housing Policy

2001 - 2009

Current editor(s): Mark Stephens

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Home Purchase Certificates: The Other Housing Vouchers pp. 227-241: Steven Anlian and Raymond J.
Efficiency and effectiveness of housing policies in the Central and Eastern Europe countries pp. 243-265: Martin Lux
Efficiency in housing finance: a comparative study of mortgage instruments in Japan pp. 267-288: Piyush Tiwari and Yoko Moriizumi
Shopping Therapy? Incentive Payments And Tenant Behaviour: Lessons From Underoccupation Schemes In The United Kingdom pp. 289-311: Hal Pawson and Stephen Sinclair
book reviews pp. 313-318: The Editors

Housing and Poverty: The 'Missing Link' pp. 127-153: Caroline Dewilde and Femke De Keulenaer
A European comparison of the costs and risks of mortgages for owner-occupiers pp. 155-171: Peter Neuteboom
Commonality of Social Policy on Homelessness: Beyond the Different Appearances of Japanese and English Policies pp. 173-191: Masami Iwata
DUTCH URBAN RESTRUCTURING POLICY IN ACTION AGAINST SOCIO-spATIAL SEGREGRATION: SENSE OR NONSENSE? pp. 193-215: Helen Kruythoff
book reviews pp. 217-225: The Editors

‘The more things change?’ An overview of Australia’s recent home ownership policies pp. 1-33: Judith Yates
Countryside abandoned? Suburbanization and mobility in Sweden pp. 35-60: Lena Magnusson and Bengt Turner
Pressure and suction on housing markets: a critical reply to Priemus pp. 61-81: Manuel Aalbers
Pressure and suction on housing markets: some additional notes pp. 83-87: Hugo Priemus
Transferring Glasgow’s council housing: financial, urban and housing policy implications pp. 89-114: Kenneth Gibb
Book reviews pp. 115-125: The Editors

SOCIAL PARTNERSHIPS IN DISTRESSED NEIGHBOURHOODS: THE DANISH CASE pp. 223-244: Anders Munk
LOCAL AUTHORITY HOUSING MANAGEMENT REFORM IN THE REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: PROGRESS TO DATE - IMPEDIMENTS TO FUTURE PROGRESS pp. 245-264: Michelle Norris and Cathal O'Connell
THE ESTABLISHMENT OF MARKETS FOR OWNER-OCCUPATION WITHIN PUBLIC SECTOR COMMUNITIES pp. 265-292: Colin Jones and Jim Brown
PROBLEMS WITH THE US PROGRAM APPROACH TO URBAN HOUSING: CAN EUROPE LEAD AMERICA TO A POLICY SOLUTION IN 2002 AND BEYOND? pp. 293-307: George E. O'Connell
REVIEWS pp. 309-324: The Editors
INDEX - VOLUME 2, 2002 pp. 325-326: The Editors

Recovery of land costs: a land policy instrument missing in the Netherlands? pp. 127-146: Hugo Priemus and Erik Louw
Area effects: what do they mean for British housing and regeneration policy? pp. 147-166: Rowland Atkinson and Keith Kintrea
Capital accumulation via homeownership: the case of the Netherlands pp. 167-181: Peter J. Boelhouwer
The applicability of portfolio analysis in social management pp. 183-202: Kees Van Der Flier and Vincent Gruis
The Dutch housing policy for the next decade: an attack on housing associations or adjustment to changing demands? pp. 203-221: André Ouwehand

Prices on the second-hand market for Swedish family houses: correlation, causation and determinants pp. 1-24: Lennart Berg
The benefits of building barrier-free: a contingent valuation of accessibility as an attribute of housing pp. 25-44: Fernando Alonso
The North-South divide and house price islands: the case of CÓrdoba (Spain) pp. 45-63: Pablo Brañas-Garza, Javier Rodero Cosano and John R. Presley
Public housing policy in a housing market without general shortages pp. 65-86: Hugo Priemus
Unemployment insurance for mortgage borrowers: is it viable and does it cover those most in need? pp. 87-114: Gwilym Pryce and Margaret Keoghan
Reviews pp. 115-125: The Editors

THE ECONOMICS OF HOMELESSNESS: THE EVIDENCE FROM NORTH AMERICA pp. 323-336: John Quigley and Steven Raphael
ETHNIC MINORITY GROUPS AND STRATEGIES IN THE HOUSING MARKET IN OSLO pp. 337-355: Susanne SØholt
A FORGOTTEN POLICY? A PERSPECTIVE ON THE EVOLUTION AND TRANSFORMATION OF HOUSING ACTION TRUST POLICY, 1987–99 pp. 357-383: Steven Tiesdell
THE RESPONSIVENESS OF HOUSE PRICES TO MACROECONOMIC FORCES: A CROSS-COUNTR Y COMPARISON pp. 385-416: Diana Kasparova and Michael White
AN ECONOMETRIC DEMAND–SUPPLY MODEL FOR SWEDISH PRIVATE HOUSING pp. 417-444: Bharat Barot
REVIEWS pp. 445-449: The Editors
NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS pp. 451-451: The Editors

URBAN HOUSING MARKETS IN CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPE: CONVERGENCE, DIVERGENCE OR POLICY 'COLLAPSE' pp. 145-187: Natasha Pichler-Milanovich
SOCIAL HOUSING IN THE CZECH REPUBLIC, POLAND AND SLOVAKIA pp. 189-209: Martin Lux
POST-SOCIALIST HOUSING POLICY TRANSFORMATION IN YUGOSLAVIA AND BELGRADE pp. 211-231: Mina Petrović
LARGE HOUSING ESTATES IN SLOVENIA: A FRAMEWORK FOR RENEWAL pp. 233-255: Kaliopa Dimitrovska Andrews and Richard Sendi
HOUSING MARKET SYSTEMS IN REFORMING SOCIALIST ECONOMIES: COMPARATIVE INDICATORS OF PERFORMANCE AND POLICY pp. 257-289: Robert M. Buckleyand and Sasha Tsenkova
POLICY REVIEW SOCIAL HOUSING IN IRELAND: UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT? pp. 291-306: Declan Redmond
BOOK REVIEWS pp. 307-319: The Editors
NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS pp. 321-321: The Editors

THE RESTRUCTURING OF SOCIAL RENTED HOUSING IN BRITAIN: DEMUNICIPALIZATION AND THE RISE OF 'REGISTERED SOCIAL LANDLORDS' pp. 1-16: Peter Malpass
JAMMED BETWEEN HOUSING AND PROPERTY RIGHTS: BELGIAN PRIVATE RENTING IN PERSPECTIVE pp. 17-39: Pascal De Decker
RENT REGULATION: A CONCEPTUAL AND COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS pp. 41-57: Hans Lind
SUPPORTED HOUSING AND HOMELESSNESS IN THE EUROPEAN UNION pp. 59-78: Bill Edgar and Joe Doherty
THE HOUSING SYSTEM AND THE CELTIC TIGER: THE STATE RESPONSE TO A HOUSING CRISIS OF AFFORDABILITY AND ACCESS pp. 79-104: Clodagh Memery
CHANGING SOCIAL HOUSING IN GREAT BRITAIN: A COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE pp. 105-134: Duncan MacLennan and Alison More
Reviews pp. 135-141: The Editors
Notes on Contributors pp. 143-144: The Editors