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 From Taylor & Francis Journals Bibliographic data for series maintained by Chris Longhurst (). Access Statistics for this journal.
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Volume 18, issue 4, 2018
- Beyond housing: on the role of commoning in the establishment of a Community Land Trust project pp. 503-521

- Nele Aernouts and Michael Ryckewaert
- Mortgage supply, LTV and risk pricing pp. 522-544

- Trond-Arne Borgersen
- Determinants of mortgage arrears in Europe: evidence from household microdata pp. 545-567

- Petra Gerlach-Kristen and Sean Lyons
- Examining state health and habitability laws and their relationship to state characteristics in the USA pp. 568-594

- Nate Horwitz-Willis, Martha Phillips, Kevin Ryan, Zoran Bursac and Alesia Ferguson
- Between homeownership and rental housing: exploring the potential for hybrid tenure solutions pp. 595-606

- Christopher Feather
- A Review of "Property, family and the Irish welfare state", By Michelle Norris pp. 607-609

- Anna Carnegie
- A Review of "The suburb reader", Edited by Becky M. Nicolaides and Andrew Wiese pp. 610-612

- Katrin B. Anacker
Volume 18, issue 3, 2018
- Erratum pp. x-x

- The Editors
- Home ownership under changing labour and housing market conditions: tenure preferences and outcomes among freelancers and flex workers pp. 355-382

- Kees Dol and Harry Boumeester
- Housing benefits and minimum income schemes in Austria – an application of the residual income approach to housing affordability of welfare recipients pp. 383-411

- Alexis Mundt
- La Borda: a case study on the implementation of cooperative housing in Catalonia pp. 412-432

- Eduard Cabré and Arnau Andrés
- The removal of rent control and its impact on search and mismatching costs: evidence from Oslo pp. 433-453

- Are Oust
- Hot city, cool city: explaining neighbourhood-level losses in low-cost rental housing in southern US cities pp. 454-478

- Dan Immergluck, Ann Carpenter and Abram Lueders
- Remaking Singapore's heartland: sustaining public housing through home and neighbourhood upgrade programmes pp. 479-490

- Michael R. Glass and Anna E. Salvador
- A Review of "Housing and home unbound: intersections in economics, environment and politics in Australia", Edited by Nicole Cook, Aidan Davidson and Louise Crabtree pp. 491-493

- Lauren Wagner
- A Review of "Migration and the search for home: mapping domestic space in migrants’ everyday lives", By Paolo Boccagni pp. 493-497

- Caroline Blunt
- A Review of "Housing politics in the United Kingdom: power, planning and protest", By Brian Lund pp. 497-500

- Rory Hearne
- A Review of "Urban redevelopment: a North American reader", Edited by Barry Hersh pp. 500-502

- Merle Zwiers
Volume 18, issue 2, 2018
- Do we need innovation in housing policy? Mass production, community-based upgrading, and the politics of urban land in the Global South pp. 167-176

- Paavo Monkkonen
- The social housing burden: comparing households at the periphery and the centre of cities in Brazil, Colombia, and Mexico pp. 177-203

- Nora Ruth Libertun de Duren
- User-based design for inclusive urban transformation: learning from ‘informal’ and ‘formal’ dwelling practices in Guayaquil, Ecuador pp. 204-232

- Olga Peek, Michaela Hordijk and Viviana d'Auria
- Is innovative also effective? A critique of pro-poor shelter in South-East Asia pp. 233-265

- Ashok Das
- Resilience at the margins: informal housing recovery in Bachhau, India, after the 2001 Gujarat quake pp. 266-289

- Anuradha Mukherji
- The de-politicisation of housing policies: the case of Borei Keila land-sharing in Phnom Penh, Cambodia pp. 290-311

- Giorgio Talocci and Camillo Boano
- Management of low-income condominiums in Bogotá and Quito: the balance between property law and self-organisation pp. 312-334

- Rosa E. Donoso and Marja Elsinga
- Housing policy in mining towns: issues of race and risk in South Africa pp. 335-345

- Lochner Marais
- A Review of "Housing wealth and welfare", By Caroline Dewilde and Richard Ronald pp. 346-348

- Marja Elsinga
- A Review of "The Right to Buy: selling off public and social housing", by Alan Murie pp. 348-350

- Keith Jacobs
- A Review of "Localism and neighbourhood planning: power to the people?" Edited by Sue Brownill and Quintin Bradley pp. 351-353

- Matthew Wargent
Volume 18, issue 1, 2018
- Self-organised and civil society participation in housing provision pp. 1-14

- David Mullins and Tom Moore
- Self-organised housing in Australia: housing diversity in an age of market heat pp. 15-34

- Louise Crabtree
- The role of the local institutional context in understanding collaborative housing models: empirical evidence from Austria pp. 35-54

- Richard Lang and Harald Stoeger
- Collaborative housing and housing providers: towards an analytical framework of multi-stakeholder collaboration in housing co-production pp. 55-81

- Darinka Czischke
- Replication through partnership: the evolution of partnerships between community land trusts and housing associations in England pp. 82-102

- Tom Moore
- Community Land Trusts, affordable housing and community organising in low-income neighbourhoods pp. 103-123

- Udi Engelsman, Mike Rowe and Alan Southern
- The Pyrrhic victory of civil society housing? Co-operative housing in Sweden and Norway pp. 124-142

- Jardar Sørvoll and Bo Bengtsson
- Achieving policy recognition for community-based housing solutions: the case of self-help housing in England pp. 143-155

- David Mullins
- A Review of "From boom to bubble: how finance built the New Chicago", By Rachel Weber pp. 156-158

- Richard Waldron
- A Review of "Social housing: definitions and design exemplars", By Paul Karakusevic and Abigail Batchelor pp. 159-160

- Harry Margalit
- A Review of "Radical solutions to the housing supply crisis", By Duncan Bowie pp. 161-163

- Gareth Young
- A Review of "Slums: how informal real estate markets work", Edited by Eugenie L. Birch, Shahana Chattaraj and Susan M. Wachter pp. 163-165

- Claudia Murray
Volume 17, issue 4, 2017
- Housing tenure, body mass index and health in Australia pp. 469-488

- Bruce Tranter and Jed Donoghue
- Chinese investment in Australian housing: push and pull factors and implications for understanding international housing demand pp. 489-511

- Sha Liu and Nicole Gurran
- Macro effects on the household formation of China's young adults – demographics, institutional factors, and regional differences pp. 512-540

- Zhou Yu
- Examining the strength of state habitability laws across the United States of America pp. 541-568

- Nate Willis, Martha Phillips, Kevin Ryan, Zoran Bursac and Alesia Ferguson
- Housing price effects of growth regulations: a concise taxonomy pp. 569-590

- Jerry Anthony
- The role of government and financial institutions during a housing market crisis: a case study of the Netherlands pp. 591-602

- Peter Boelhouwer
- A Review of "The financialization of housing: a political economy approach", By Manuel B. Aalbers pp. 603-605

- Ryan Powell
- A Review of "The radical and socialist tradition in British planning: from Puritan colonies to garden cities", By Duncan Bowie pp. 605-608

- Sophie Elsmore
- A Review of "Sustainable communities and urban housing: a comparative European perspective", Edited by Montserrat Pareja-Eastaway and Nessa Winston pp. 608-611

- David P. Varady
- A Review of "Squatting in Britain 1945–1955: housing, politics, and direct action", by Don Watson pp. 611-613

- Carla J. Huisman
- Editorial Board pp. ebi-ebi

- The Editors
Volume 17, issue 3, 2017
- New public housing: a selective model disguised as universal? Implications of the market adaptation of Swedish public housing pp. 335-352

- Martin Grander
- Contested issues surrounding social sustainability and self-building in Italy pp. 353-373

- Micol Bronzini
- Delayed and depressed: from expensive housing to smaller families pp. 374-395

- Lindsay Flynn
- The experiences of front-line service providers of Housing First programme delivery in three communities in Ontario, Canada pp. 396-416

- James Kennedy, Godwin Arku and Evan Cleave
- Housing improvements, fuel payment difficulties and mental health in deprived communities pp. 417-443

- Angela Curl and Ade Kearns
- The convergence, divergence and changing geography of regulation in the UK's private rented sector pp. 444-456

- Tom Moore
- A Review of "The invisible houses: Rethinking and designing low-cost housing in developing countries", By Gonzalo Lizarralde pp. 457-459

- Rosa Elena Donoso
- A Review of "Planning Canada: a case study approach", Edited by Ren Thomas pp. 459-461

- Rowan Arundel
- A Review of "The policy-making process and social learning in Russia: The case of housing policy", By Marina Khmelnitskaya pp. 462-464

- Martin Lux
- A Review of "In defense of housing: the politics of crisis", Edited by David Madden and Peter Marcuse pp. 465-467

- Nil Uzun
Volume 17, issue 2, 2017
- The edges of home ownership – the borders of sustainability pp. 169-176

- Marietta E.A. Haffner, Rachel Ong ViforJ, Susan J. Smith and Gavin A. Wood
- Britain's new housing precariat: housing wealth pathways out of homeownership pp. 177-200

- Stephan Köppe
- Life on the edge: a perspective on precarious home ownership in Australia and the UK pp. 201-226

- Gavin A. Wood, Susan J. Smith, Melek Cigdem and Rachel Ong ViforJ
- Intergenerational transfers and housing tenure – Australian evidence pp. 227-248

- Melek Cigdem and Stephen Whelan
- The effect of GFC on tenure choice in a post-socialist country – the case of Hungary pp. 249-275

- Adrienne Csizmady, József Hegedüs and Gyula Nagy
- Have the edges of homeownership in Spain proved to be resilient after the Global Financial Crisis? pp. 276-295

- Montserrat Pareja-Eastaway and María Teresa Sánchez-Martínez
- Individualisation and familisation in Japan's home-owning democracy pp. 296-313

- Yosuke Hirayama
- Housing policy in Argentina: reflections on a decade of progressive social policy pp. 314-325

- María Mercedes Di Virgilio
- A Review of "For a proper home: housing rights in the margins of urban Chile, 1960–2000", By Edward Murphy pp. 326-328

- Flávio A. M. de Souza
- A Review of "Homeownership and America's financial underclass: flawed premises, broken promises and new prescriptions", Edited by Mechele Dickerson pp. 328-330

- Elizabeth Rowen
- A Review of "Housing economics: a historical approach", By Geoffrey Meen, Kenneth Gibb, Chris Leishman and Christian Nygaard pp. 330-333

- Robert Smith
Volume 17, issue 1, 2017
- The globalisation of real estate: the politics and practice of foreign real estate investment pp. 1-14

- Dallas Rogers and Sin Yee Koh
- Global China and the making of Vancouver's residential property market pp. 15-34

- David Ley
- The (geo)politics of land and foreign real estate investment in China: the case of Hong Kong FDI pp. 35-55

- Karita Kan
- Courting the ‘rich and restless’: globalisation of real estate and the new spatial fixities of the super-rich in Singapore pp. 56-74

- C.P. Pow
- The geopolitics of real estate: assembling soft power via property markets pp. 75-96

- Mirjam Büdenbender and Oleg Golubchikov
- Transnational real estate in Australia: new Chinese diaspora, media representation and urban transformation in Sydney's Chinatown pp. 97-119

- Alexandra Wong
- Ethnic connections, foreign housing investment and locality: a case study of Seoul pp. 120-144

- Hyung Min Kim
- Housing restitution policies among post-socialist countries: explaining divergence pp. 145-156

- Martin Lux, Andreja Cirman and Petr Sunega
- A Review of “The Routledge handbook of planning for health and well-being: shaping a sustainable and healthy future”, Edited by Hugh Barton, Susan Thompson, Sarah Burgess and Marcus Grant pp. 157-159

- Nicola Dempsey
- A Review of “Retrofitting cities: priorities, governance and experimentation”, Edited by Mike Hodson and Simon Marvin pp. 160-161

- Lea Fuenfschilling
- A Review of “Women rough sleepers in Europe: homelessness and victims of domestic abuse”, By Kate Moss and Paramjit Singh pp. 162-164

- Kesia Reeve
- A Review of “Civil society and participatory governance: municipal councils and social housing programmes in Brazil”, By Maureen Donaghy pp. 164-167

- Michael Touchton
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