International Journal of Housing Policy

2010 - 2025

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

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Introduction pp. 353-356: Julie Rugg
Universalistic, Particularistic and Middle Way Approaches to Comparing the Private Rental Sector pp. 357-377: Marietta Haffner, Joris Hoekstra, Michael Oxley and Harry Heijden
Contrasting Varieties of Private Renting: England and Germany pp. 379-398: Peter Kemp and Stefan Kofner
Worlds Apart? Lower-income Households and Private Renting in Australia and the UK pp. 399-419: Kath Hulse and Hal Pawson
The Private Rented Sectors in Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland: A Case Study in Convergence Analysis pp. 421-441: Aideen Hayden, Paddy Gray, Ursula McAnulty, Chris O’Malley and Bob Jordan
Housing Vulnerable Groups: The Development of a New Public Action Sector pp. 443-456: Claire Levy-Vroelant
A Review of “Housing Policy Reforms in Post-Socialist Europe: Lost in Transition” pp. 457-459: Vivienne Milligan
A Review of “Housing Policy Transformed. The Right to Buy and the Desire to Own” pp. 459-461: Fabrizio Plebani
A Review of “The Culture of Homelessness” pp. 462-464: Deborah Quilgars
A Review of “Urban and Regional Policy and its Effects” pp. 464-466: Jan Rouwendal
Editorial Board pp. ebi-ebi: The Editors

Changing Housing Policy Landscapes in Asia Pacific pp. 223-231: Richard Ronald and Rebecca Chiu
Shifting East Asian Approaches to Home Ownership and the Housing Welfare Pillar pp. 233-254: Richard Ronald and John Doling
Housing Crises and Policy Transformations in South Korea pp. 255-272: Seong-Kyu Ha
An Analysis of Housing Policy during Economic Transition in China pp. 273-300: Jian-Ping Ye, Jia-Ning Song and Chen-Guang Tian
The Transferability of Hong Kong's Public Housing Policy pp. 301-323: Rebecca Chiu
The Comeback of National Housing Policy in Australia: First Reflections pp. 325-344: Vivienne Milligan and Simon Pinnegar
A Review of “Housing Markets & Planning Policy” pp. 345-347: Katrin Anacker
A Review of “Family and Housing: Recent Trends in France and Southern Europe” pp. 347-349: Montserrat Pareja-Eastaway
A Review of “Management of Privatised Housing: International Policies & Practice” pp. 350-352: Marja Elsinga

Consumption and Tenure Choice of Multiple Homes in Transitional Urban China pp. 105-131: Youqin Huang and Chengdong Yi
Limiting Possessions? Managing Mortgage Arrears in a New Era pp. 133-154: Alison Wallace and Janet Ford
Damned by Place, then by Politics: Spatial Disadvantage and the Housing Policy-research Interface pp. 155-171: Rowland Atkinson and Keith Jacobs
‘Sustainability versus Liveability’: An Exploration of Central City Housing Satisfaction pp. 173-189: Peter Howley
Housing Markets in Brazil: Recent Trends and Governmental Responses to the 2008 Crisis pp. 191-208: Adauto Cardoso and José Leal
A Review of “Moving Homes: The Housing Corporation 1964–2008” pp. 209-211: Gerard van Bortel
A Review of “Homes, Cities and Neighbourhoods: Planning and the Residential Landscapes of Modern Britain” pp. 211-214: Peter Malpass
A Review of “Housing, Care and Inheritance” pp. 214-216: Maren Godzik
A Review of “Sense of Place, Health and Quality of Life” pp. 216-219: Roderick Lawrence
A Review of “Decline, Renewal and the city in Popular Music Culture: Beyond the Beatles” pp. 219-221: Ton van Rietbergen

Editorial pp. 1-2: Suzanne Fitzpatrick, Richard Ronald and Roland Goetgeluk
The Modernisation of Social Housing in England pp. 3-18: Peter Malpass and Ceri Victory
Tax Incentives and Demand for Mortgage Debt: Evidence from the Finnish 1993 Tax Reform pp. 19-40: Tuukka Saarimaa
‘Buy Your Home and Feel in Control’ Does Home Ownership Achieve the Empowerment of Former Tenants of Social Housing? pp. 41-61: Reinout Kleinhans and Marja Elsinga
Housing Context and Social Transformation Strategies in Neighbourhood Regeneration in Western European Cities pp. 63-87: W. Van Gent
A Review of “Securing an Urban Renaissance: Crime, Community and British Urban Policy” and “Whose Urban Renaissance: An International Comparison of Urban Regeneration Strategies” pp. 89-91: Rob Imrie
A Review of “The Spatial Turn: Interdisciplinary Perspectives” pp. 92-94: Rhys Evans
A Review of “The New Economy of the Inner City, Restructuring, Regeneration and Dislocation in the Twenty-first-century Metropolis” pp. 94-97: Frank Oort
A Review of “Shanghai Pudong: Urban Development in an Era of Global–Local Interaction” pp. 97-100: Hyun Shin
A Review of “Community Cohesion in Crisis? New Dimensions of Diversity and Difference” pp. 100-102: Mike Raco
A Review of “Mass Appraisal Methods: An International Perspective for Property Valuers” pp. 102-104: Martin Hoesli