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 15, issue 4, 2015

Lot vacancy and property abandonment: colonias and informal subdivisions in Texas pp. 377-399

Noah J. Durst and Peter M. Ward

The social consequences of the denied access to housing for refugees in urban settings: the case of Turin, Italy pp. 400-417

Magda Bolzoni, Enrico Gargiulo and Michele Manocchi

Social mix, ‘[A] very, very good idea in a vacuum but you have to do it properly!’ Exploring social mix in a right to the city framework pp. 418-435

Kathy Arthurson, Iris Levin and Anna Ziersch

Barriers to building institutional capacity in the Malaysian housing development sector pp. 436-460

Ruth Foo

Questioning the concept of market failure in housing: the case of Housing Market Renewal in Liverpool pp. 461-490

Chris Couch, Alex Lord and Matthew Cocks

Housing and family wealth pp. 491-494

Ray Forrest

Strengthening communities, building capacity, combating stigma: exploring the potential of culture-led social housing regeneration pp. 495-508

Anna Carnegie and Michelle Norris

A Review of "Courtyard housing and cultural sustainability: theory, practice and product", By Donia Zhang pp. 509-511

Helen Wei Zheng

A Review of "Residential segregation in comparative perspective: making sense of contextual diversity", Edited by Thomas Maloutas and Kuniko Fujita pp. 511-514

Albert Sabater

A Review of "Gentrification: a working class perspective", By Kirsteen Paton pp. 514-516

Bahar Sakizlioglu

A Review of "Renewing Europe's housing", Edited by Richard Turkington and Christopher Watson pp. 516-518

Janice Blenkinsopp

Editorial Board pp. ebi-ebi

The Editors

Volume 15, issue 3, 2015

Mortgage equity withdrawal and institutional settings: an exploratory analysis of six countries pp. 235-259

Marietta E. A. Haffner, Rachel Ong ViforJ and Gavin Wood

Poor because of low pensions or expensive housing? The combined impact of pension and housing systems on poverty among the elderly pp. 260-284

Neda Delfani, Johan De Deken and Caroline Dewilde

Flip that house: visualising and analysing potential real estate property flipping transactions in a cold local housing market in the United States pp. 285-303

Katrin B. Anacker and Laurie A. Schintler

Governmentality as critique: the diversification and regulation of the Australian housing sector pp. 304-322

Keith Jacobs and Max Travers

Rights to the city: class and difference in Mumbai and Hong Kong pp. 323-346

Bart Wissink

Housing policies in Latin America: overview of the four largest economies pp. 347-364

Claudia Murray and David Clapham

A Review of "Meaning and measurement in comparative housing research", Edited by Mark Stephens and Michelle Norris pp. 365-368

Elise de Vuijst

A Review of "The housing question, tensions, and continuities in the modern city", Edited by Edward Murphy and Najib B. Hourani pp. 368-370

Magdalena Górczyńska

A Review of "The right to housing: law, concepts, possibilities", by Jessie Hohmann pp. 371-373

Craig Hatcher

A Review of "The squatters’ movement in Europe: commons and autonomy as alternatives to capitalism", By Squatting Europe Kollective pp. 373-375

Andrzej Zieleniec

Volume 15, issue 2, 2015

Relative housing space inequality in England and Wales, and its recent rapid resurgence pp. 105-126

Becky Tunstall

Doubling up and the erosion of social capital among very low income households pp. 127-147

Kimberly Skobba and Edward G. Goetz

The multiple policy failures of the UK bedroom tax pp. 148-166

Kenneth Gibb

Asset poverty, precarious housing and ontological security in older age: an Australian case study pp. 167-186

Val Colic-Peisker, Rachel Ong ViforJ and Gavin Wood

Discoursing deregulation: the case of the Finnish rental housing market pp. 187-204

Hanna Kettunen and Hannu Ruonavaara

About tenure neutrality: a critical response to Quintin Bradley pp. 205-208

Sven Bergenstråhle

The single European market and the demise of Flemish housing policy pp. 209-222

Willem Korthals Altes

A Review of “The tenants’ movement: resident involvement, community action and the contentious politics of housing”, By Quintin Bradley pp. 223-226

Sebastian Schipper

A Review of “Affordable housing in the Urban Global South: seeking sustainable solutions”, Edited by Jan Bredenoord, Paul van Lindert and Peer Smets pp. 226-228

Harry Smith

A Review of “New deal ruins: race, economic justice and public housing policy”, By Edward G. Goetz pp. 229-231

Kathleen Scanlon

A Review of “Housing policy in the United States, 3rd edition”, By Alex Schwartz pp. 231-233

Rachel Garshick Kleit

Volume 15, issue 1, 2015

The ongoing financialisation of home ownership – new times, new contexts pp. 1-5

Ray Forrest

Commodification and housing market cycles in Chinese cities pp. 6-26

Fulong Wu

Financialising public housing as an asset for retirement in Singapore pp. 27-42

Beng Huat Chua

The Great Moderation, the Great Excess and the global housing crisis pp. 43-60

Manuel B. Aalbers

Owner occupation: at home in a spatial, financial paradox pp. 61-83

Susan J. Smith

Squatters in the city: new occupation of vacant offices pp. 84-92

Hugo Priemus

A Review of “Housing finance systems: market failures and government failures”, By Sock-Yong Phang pp. 93-95

Kees Dol

A Review of “Private rental housing: comparative perspectives”, Edited by Tony Crook and Peter A. Kemp pp. 95-97

Gerard van Bortel

A Review of “Housing inequality in Chinese cities”, Edited by Youqin Huang and Si-ming Li pp. 97-100

Shenjing He

A Review of “Social housing in Europe”, Edited by Kathleen Scanlon, Christine Whitehead and Melissa Fernandez Arrigoitia pp. 100-103

Robert Smith

Volume 14, issue 4, 2014

Property-based welfare and the search for generational equality pp. 325-343

Beverley A. Searle and David McCollum

Tenant agency in Australia's public housing transfers: a comparative assessment pp. 344-367

Hal Pawson and Ilan Wiesel

Housing finance reform in Mexico: the impact of housing vacancy on property crime pp. 368-388

César M. Fuentes and Vladimir Hernandez

On uncertain ground: being at home in the context of public housing redevelopment pp. 389-410

Lynne C. Manzo

Ownership status, symbolic traits, and housing association attractiveness: evidence from the German residential market pp. 411-426

Ann-Kathrin Seemann, Simone Renner, Florian Drevs and Martin Dietrich

Bold reform or policy overreach? Australia's attack on homelessness: 2008–2013 pp. 427-443

Cameron Parsell and Andrew Jones

A Review of “Social housing disadvantage and neighbourhood liveability: ten years of change in social housing neighbourhoods”, Edited by Michelle Norris pp. 444-446

Kathy Arthurson

A Review of “All that is solid: the great housing disaster”, By Danny Dorling pp. 446-448

Chris Pickvance

A Review of “Driving Detroit: the quest for respect in the Motor City”, By George Galster pp. 448-450

Kathleen Scanlon

A Review of “Affordable and social housing: policy and practice”, Edited by Paul Reeves pp. 451-453

Connie P.Y. Tang

Corrigendum pp. 454-454

The Editors

Editorial Board pp. ebi-ebi

The Editors

Volume 14, issue 3, 2014

Housing and the right to the city: introduction to the special issue pp. 207-213

Manuel B. Aalbers and Kenneth Gibb

Does the middle class have rights to the city? Contingent rights and the struggle to inhabit Stuyvesant Town, New York pp. 214-235

Michael R. Glass, Rachael Woldoff and Lisa Morrison

Inhabitance, place-making and the right to the city: public housing redevelopment in Sydney pp. 236-256

Michael Darcy and Dallas Rogers

Shifting realities: dislocating Palestinian Jerusalemites from the capital to the edge pp. 257-267

Noura Alkhalili, Muna Dajani and Daniela De Leo

Market-based housing reforms and the ‘right to the city’: the variegated experiences of New York, Amsterdam and Tokyo pp. 268-292

Justin Kadi and Richard Ronald

Place, inhabitance and citizenship: the right to housing and the right to the city in the contemporary urban world pp. 293-300

Raquel Rolnik

Falling between two stools? Middle-income groups in the Dutch housing market pp. 301-313

Joris Hoekstra and Peter Boelhouwer

A Review of "Stories from the street: a theology of homelessness", By David Nixon pp. 314-316

Sarah Johnsen

A Review of "Housing East Asia: socioeconomic and demographic challenges", Edited by John Doling and Richard Ronald pp. 316-319

Urmi Sengupta

A Review of "The Sage handbook of housing studies", Edited by David F. Clapham, William A.V. Clark and Kenneth Gibb pp. 319-321

Susan J. Smith

A Review of "Urban theory beyond the West: a world of cities", Edited by Tim Edensor and Mark Jayne pp. 321-324

Pushpa Arabindoo

Volume 14, issue 2, 2014

Is renting unaffordable in the Netherlands? pp. 117-140

Marietta Haffner and Harry Boumeester

Economic and legal conflicts between landlords and tenants in the Hungarian private rental sector pp. 141-163

József Hegedüs, Vera Horváth and Nóra Tosics

Tenants’ campaigns for tenure neutrality and a general needs model of social housing: making universal claims pp. 164-180

Quintin Bradley

Incremental housing as an alternative housing policy: evidence from Greater Khartoum, Sudan pp. 181-195

Gamal M. Hamid and Ahmed A. Mohamed Elhassan

A Review of “The affordable housing reader”, Edited by J. Rosie Tighe and Elizabeth J. Mueller pp. 196-198

Kath Scanlon

A Review of “Residential change and demographic challenge: the inner city of East Central Europe in the 21st century”, Edited by Annegret Haase, Annett Steinführer, Sigrun Kabisch, Katrin Grossmann and Ray Hall pp. 198-200

Liviu Chelcea

A Review of “Social housing in transition countries”, Edited by József Hegedüs, Martin Lux and Nóra Teller pp. 200-203

Sasha Tsenkova

A Review of “In search of paradise: middle-class living in a Chinese metropolis”, By Li Zhang pp. 204-206

Yawei Chen

Volume 14, issue 1, 2014

Plus ça change… pp. 1-2

Richard Ronald

Segregation, gentrification, and residualisation: from public housing to market-driven housing allocation in inner city Stockholm pp. 3-29

Roger Andersson and Lena Magnusson Turner

The impact of housing tenure in supporting ageing in place: exploring the links between housing systems and housing options for the elderly pp. 30-55

Martin Lux and Petr Sunega

Market structures of rental housing: conceptualising perfect competition in mixed local rental markets pp. 56-78

Christian Lennartz

Emergency department utilisation among formerly homeless adults with mental disorders after one year of Housing First interventions: a randomised controlled trial pp. 79-97

A. Russolillo, M. Patterson, L. McCandless, A. Moniruzzaman and J. Somers

Is the landlord levy a threat to the rented housing sector? The case of the Netherlands pp. 98-106

Hugo Priemus

A Review of “Young people and housing: transitions, trajectories and generational fractures” Edited by Ray Forrest and Ngai ming Yip pp. 107-109

Michael Oxley

A Review of “Rental housing policy in Europe” By Christian Donner pp. 109-110

Peter A. Kemp

A Review of “The fateful history of Fannie Mae: new deal birth to mortgage crisis fall” By James R. Hagerty pp. 110-113

Katrin B. Anacker

A Review of “HUD Scandals: Howling headlines and silent fiascoes” By Irving Welfeld pp. 113-115

Katrin B. Anacker