International Journal of Housing Policy

2010 - 2025

Continuation of European Journal of Housing Policy.

Current editor(s): Professor Suzanne Fitzpatrick, Gerard van Bortel and Richard Ronald

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Volume 20, issue 4, 2020

Holiday reading list for a post-COVID-19 housing system pp. 467-473

Oana Druta, Dallas Rogers and Emma Power

The state of housing policy research in Africa pp. 474-490

Job Gbadegesin and Lochner Marais

Housing policies in Argentina under President Macri (2015–2019): a divided nation perpetuating path dependency pp. 491-512

Claudia Murray and David Clapham

Targeted affordable housing subsidies in Flanders: evaluating equity using equivalence scales pp. 513-533

Kristof Heylen

The motivations of microfinance institutions to enter the housing market in a developing country pp. 534-554

Francis K. Bondinuba, Mark Stephens, Colin Jones and Robert Buckley

Inhabitation as more-than-dwelling. Notes for a renewed grammar pp. 555-577

Camillo Boano and Giovanna Astolfo

A reappraisal of contemporary homelessness policy: the new role for transitional housing programmes pp. 578-587

Izaak L. Williams

A Review of ‘Neoliberal housing policy: an international perspective’, By Keith Jacobs pp. 588-590

Valesca Lima

A Review of ‘Contemporary co-housing in Europe: toward sustainable cities?’ Edited by Pernilla Hagbert, Henrik Gutzon Larsen, Håkan Thörn and Catrina Wasshede pp. 590-593

Daniël Bossuyt

Review Essay of 'The new enclosure: the appropriation of public land in neoliberal Britain', By Brett Christophers pp. 594-600

Matthew Thompson

Volume 20, issue 3, 2020

Public housing and COVID-19: contestation, challenge and change pp. 313-319

Emma R. Power, Dallas Rogers and Justin Kadi

A methodological quest for systematic literature mapping pp. 320-343

Adriana Mihaela Soaita, Bilge Serin and Jenny Preece

Housing options for older people in a reimagined housing system: a case study from England pp. 344-366

David Robinson, Stephen Green and Ian Wilson

Dilemmas of housing-asset-based welfare in the post-socialist context: the case of the Czech Republic pp. 367-389

Martina Mikeszová and Martin Lux

‘House to let’: housing agents, social networks and Ghana’s housing law and policy pp. 390-416

John Windie Ansah, Dorothy Takyiakwaa, Edward Atakora and Michael Amoah

Homeownership aspirations: drawing on the experiences of renters and landlords in a deregulated private rental sector pp. 417-446

Albert Adu-Gyamfi, Michael Poku-Boansi and Patrick Brandful Cobbinah

The housing market in The Netherlands as a driver for social inequalities: proposals for reform pp. 447-456

Peter Boelhouwer

A Review of 'The rise in vacant housing in post-growth Japan: housing market, urban policy, and revitalizing aging cities', Edited by Tomoko Kubo and Yoshimichi Yui pp. 457-460

Bruce Judd

A Review of ‘The politics and practices of apartment living’, By Hazel Easthope pp. 460-462

Tahire Erman

A Review of ‘Class, ethnicity and state in the polarised metropolis: putting Wacquant to work’, Edited by John Flint and Ryan Powell pp. 462-465

Tony Manzi

Volume 20, issue 2, 2020

Housing policy and the COVID-19 pandemic: the importance of housing research during this health emergency pp. 177-183

Dallas Rogers and Emma Power

Conceptualising ‘financialisation’: governance, organisational behaviour and social interaction in UK housing pp. 184-202

Keith Jacobs and Tony Manzi

Opening a new route into home ownership? The extension of the Right to Buy to housing associations in England pp. 203-228

Ben Pattison and Ian Cole

Neoliberal social housing policies, market logics and social rented housing reforms in New Zealand pp. 229-251

Laurence Murphy

The impact of historic preservation policies on housing values pp. 252-272

Ida Qvenild Nesset and Are Oust

Radical housing: on the politics of dwelling as difference pp. 273-289

Michele Lancione

Community-based housing solutions in Hong Kong: how and why have they emerged? pp. 290-301

Mandy Lau

A Review of “Remaking housing policy: an international study”, By David Clapham pp. 302-304

Mark Stephens

A Review of “Introduction to housing (second edition)”, Edited by Katrin B. Anacker, Andrew T. Carswell, Sarah D. Kirby and Kenneth R. Tremblay pp. 302-307

Alan Mallach

A Review of “A research agenda for housing”, Edited by Markus Moos pp. 302-308

David Clapham

In memoriam: Professor Ray Forrest, 1951–2020 pp. 310-311

Ngai Ming Yip

A tribute to Dr Ben Pattison, 1979–2020 pp. 311-312

Ian Cole

Volume 20, issue 1, 2020

Transformations in housing and housing policy research: plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose pp. 1-5

Richard Ronald

Multiple property ownership in times of late homeownership: a new conceptual vocabulary pp. 6-24

Justin Kadi, Cody Hochstenbach and Christian Lennartz

Secondary property ownership in Europe: contributing to asset-based welfare strategies and the ‘really big trade-off’ pp. 25-52

Barend Wind, Caroline Dewilde and John Doling

Second homes in the city and the country: a reappraisal of vacation homes in the twenty-first century pp. 53-74

Meaghan Stiman

Inside the world of middle-class Hong Kong transnational property investors: ‘5980 miles to my second home’ pp. 75-99

Hang Kei Ho

The top tail of the property wealth distribution and the production of the residential environment pp. 100-119

Antoine Paccoud

The demand-side determinants of multiple property ownership in Spain pp. 120-143

José Manuel Torrado, Ricardo Duque-Calvache and Isabel Palomares-Linares

Commentary on multiple property ownership pp. 144-155

Peter A. Kemp

The neo-liberal politics and socio-spatial implications of Dutch post-crisis social housing policies pp. 156-172

Wouter van Gent and Cody Hochstenbach

A review of “The political economy of housing financialization” By Gregory W. Fuller pp. 173-175

Sebastian Kohl

Volume 19, issue 4, 2019

Public support for inclusionary housing in urban China pp. 457-482

Zhigang Chen, Youqin Huang and Xianjin Huang

Housing market filtering in the Oslo region: pro-market housing policies in a Nordic welfare-state context pp. 483-508

Lena Magnusson Turner and Terje Wessel

State-led housing development in Brazil and India: a machinery for enabling strategy? pp. 509-535

Urmi Sengupta

In which European countries is homeownership more financially advantageous? Explaining the size of the tenure wealth gap in 10 countries with different housing and welfare regimes pp. 536-565

Barend Wind and Caroline Dewilde

Direct payment of Housing Benefit: responsibilisation at what cost to landlords? pp. 566-587

Ian Wilson

Tenants’ rights and the Renting Homes (Wales) Act 2016 pp. 588-598

Catrin Fflur Huws

A Review of “Urban warfare: housing under the empire of finance”, By Raquel Rolnik pp. 599-601

Ray Forrest

A Review of “Neoliberal urbanism, contested cities and housing in Asia”, Edited by Yi-Ling Chen and Hyun Bang Shin pp. 601-603

Tomoko Kubo

A Review of "Housing in America: an introduction", By Marijoan Bull and Alina Gross pp. 604-606

Edward G. Goetz

Volume 19, issue 3, 2019

Housing policy issues in contemporary South America: an introduction pp. 277-287

Irene Molina, Darinka Czischke and Raquel Rolnik

Access to housing in the neoliberal era: a new comparativist analysis of the neoliberalisation of access to housing in Santiago and London pp. 288-310

Joe Beswick, Walter Imilan and Patricia Olivera

Autogestão in an era of mass social housing: the case of Brazil’s Minha Casa Minha Vida-Entidades Programme pp. 311-336

Kristine M. Stiphany and Peter M. Ward

An unprecedented alignment: state, finance, construction and housing production in Brazil since the 2000s pp. 337-353

Lucia Shimbo

The role of third sector organisations in the management of social condominiums in Chile: the case of Proyecto Propio* pp. 354-384

Luz María Vergara, Vincent Gruis and Kees van der Flier

Inclusionary housing policies in Latin America: São Paulo, Brazil in dialogue with Bogotá, Colombia pp. 385-410

Paula Freire Santoro

In-formality in access to housing for Latin American migrants: a case study of an intermediate Chilean city pp. 411-435

Yasna Contreras, Laura Neville and Rodrigo González

Housing microfinance and the financialisation of housing in Latin America and beyond: an agenda for future research pp. 436-447

Monika Grubbauer

A Review of “Shared housing, shared lives: everyday experiences across the lifecourse”, Edited by Sue Heath, Katherine Davies, Gemma Edwards and Rachel M. Scicluna pp. 448-450

Tegan Bergan

A Review of “Housing bubbles: origins and consequences”, By Sergi Basco pp. 450-452

Jannes van Loon

A Review of “Housing market dynamics in Africa”, By El-hadj M. Bah, Issa Faye, and Zekebweliwai F. Geh pp. 452-454

Lochner Marais

In memoriam: Jürgen Friedrichs, 1938–2019 pp. 455-456

George Galster

Volume 19, issue 2, 2019

Privatised Keynesianism and the state-enhanced diversification of credit: the case of the French housing market pp. 143-164

Gertjan Wijburg

Homeownership and residential stability: does tenure really make a difference? pp. 165-191

Kristin Aarland and Carolina K. Reid

Regulating marginality: how the media characterises a maligned housing option pp. 192-212

Jill L. Grant, Janelle Derksen and Howard Ramos

A house divided: asset-based welfare and housing asset-based welfare pp. 213-231

Rajiv Prabhakar

Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer experiences of homelessness and identity: insecurity and home(o)normativity pp. 232-253

Peter Matthews, Christopher Poyner and Richard Kjellgren

Combatting stigmatisation of social housing neighbourhoods in Dublin, Ireland pp. 254-266

Michelle Norris, Michael Byrne and Anna Carnegie

A Review of “Reimagining home in the 21st century”, Edited by Justine Lloyd and Ellie Vasta; “The home: multidisciplinary reflections”, Edited by Antonio Argandoña pp. 267-273

Tomáš Samec

A Review of “Welfare conditionality”, By Beth Watts and Suzanne Fitzpatrick pp. 273-275

Christian Lennartz

A Review of “From conflict to inclusion in housing: interaction of communities, residents and activists”, Edited by Graham Cairns, Georgios Artopoulos and Kirsten Day pp. 275-276

Kristjana Loptson

Volume 19, issue 1, 2019

Introduction: housing affordability and affordable housing pp. 1-16

Katrin B. Anacker

Do low-income rental housing programmes complement each other? Evidence from Ohio pp. 17-45

Francisca García-Cobián Richter, Brett Barkley and Amy Higgins

Building Australia's affordable housing industry: capacity challenges and capacity-enhancing strategies pp. 46-68

Hal Pawson, Vivienne Milligan and Chris Martin

The allocation of rental assistance resources: the paradox of high housing costs and high vacancy rates pp. 69-94

Kirk McClure

City strategies for affordable housing: the approaches of Berlin, Hamburg, Stockholm, and Gothenburg pp. 95-119

Anna Granath Hansson

‘I waited 12 months’: how does a lack of access to housing undermine Housing First? pp. 120-130

Jane Bullen and Eileen Baldry

A review of ‘Age friendly cities and communities: a global perspective’, Edited by Tine Buffel, Sophie Handler and Chris Phillipson pp. 131-132

Rose Gilroy

A Review of ‘Urban planning and the housing market: international perspectives for policy and practice’, By Nicole Gurran and Glen Bramley pp. 133-135

The Editors

A Review of ‘Self-build homes, social discourse, experiences and directions’, edited by Michaela Benson and Iqbal Hamiduddin pp. 135-137

Pieter van Wesemael

A Review of ‘Handbook of gentrification studies’, Edited by Loretta Lees with Martin Phillips pp. 138-141

Wouter van Gent