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 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

Volume 13, issue 4, 2013

New dawn or chimera? Can institutional financing transform rental housing? pp. 335-357

Hal Pawson and Vivienne Milligan

The obduracy of the detached single family house in Flanders pp. 358-380

Wouter Bervoets and Hilde Heynen

Housing supply and urban planning reform: the recent Australian experience, 2003–2012 pp. 381-407

Nicole Gurran and Peter Phibbs

Resilience and housing choices among Filipino immigrants in Toronto pp. 408-432

Ren Thomas

Rebuilding housing in Japan's tsunami-hit towns and cities pp. 433-445

Maren Godzik

A Review of “Housing Policy at a Crossroads: The Why, How, and Who of Assistance Programs” By John C. Weicher pp. 446-449

Katrin B. Anacker

A Review of “The rural housing question: Communities and planning in Britain's countrysides” By Madhu Satsangi, Nick Galent, and Mark Bevan pp. 449-451

David Marcouiller

A Review of “Rural housing, exurbanization, and amenity-driven development” Edited by Dave Marcouiller, Mark Lapping and Owen Furuseth pp. 452-453

Mark Bevan

A Review of “Modernist Semis and Terraces in England” By Finn Jensen And “Town and terrace housing: for affordability and sustainability” By Avi Friedman pp. 454-456

Kees Dol

Editorial Board 2013 pp. ebi-ebi

The Editors

Volume 13, issue 3, 2013

The aftermath of the general financial crisis for the ownership society: what happened to low-income homeowners in the US? pp. 227-246

William A. V. Clark

Housing deficits as a frame for housing policy: demographic change, economic crisis and household formation in Indonesia pp. 247-267

Paavo Monkkonen

The decision to purchase a manufactured home: a nested logit model of determinants pp. 268-287

Yu Zhou

Possibilities of building a mixed city – evidence from Swedish cities pp. 288-311

Zara Bergsten and Emma Holmqvist

Transformation in Russian housing: the new key roles of local authorities pp. 312-324

Elena Shomina and Frances Heywood

A Review of “Women and housing: an international analysis” Edited by Patricia Kennett and Kam Wah Chan pp. 325-327

Christiane Droste

A Review of “Housing disadvantaged people? Insiders and outsiders in French social housing” By Jane Ball pp. 327-329

Joris Hoekstra

A Review of “Australia's unintended cities: the impact of housing on urban development” Edited by Richard Tomlinson pp. 329-331

Julie Lawson

A Review of “Social mix and the city: challenging the mixed communities consensus in housing and urban planning policies” By Kathy Arthurson pp. 332-333

Jürgen Friedrichs

Volume 13, issue 2, 2013

Evaluating social and affordable housing reform in Australia: lessons to be learned from history pp. 111-133

Judith Yates

How local contexts influence the neighbourhood satisfaction of displaced tenants in the Netherlands and France pp. 134-158

Hanneke Posthumus and Christine Lelévrier

Housing allowances and forced moves pp. 159-182

Véronique Flambard

‘A dead and broken system?’: ‘insider’ views of the future role of Australian public housing pp. 183-201

Keith Jacobs, Mike Berry and Tony Dalton

The (enforceable) right to housing: a paradoxical French passion pp. 202-214

Noémie Houard and Claire Lévy-Vroelant

A Review of “Neighbors & neighborhoods: elements of successful community design” by Sidney Brower pp. 215-217

Reinout Kleinhans

A Review of “The politics of social housing in Britain” by Jamileh Manoochehri pp. 217-219

Alan Murie

A Review of “Interculturalism: the new era of cohesion and diversity” by Ted Cantle pp. 220-222

John Perry

A Review of “Home equity and ageing owners: between risk and regulation” By Lorna Fox O’Mahony pp. 223-225

Jane Ball