European Journal of Housing Policy

2001 - 2009

Continued by International Journal of Housing Policy.

Current editor(s): Mark Stephens

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Volume 9, issue 4, 2009

Editorial pp. 363-364

Suzanne Fitzpatrick

Mortgage Equity Withdrawal in Australia and Britain: Towards a Wealth-fare State? pp. 365-389

Sharon Parkinson, Beverley Searle, Susan Smith, Alice Stoakes and Gavin Wood

Housing and Urban Regeneration Experiences and Critical Remarks Dealing with Turin pp. 391-410

Francesca Governa and Silvia Saccomani

Second Generation Stock Transfers in Britain: Impacts on Social Housing Governance and Organisational Culture pp. 411-433

Hal Pawson and Robert Smith

Attitudes of Owners and Renters in a Deprived Neighbourhood pp. 435-455

Jürgen Friedrichs and Jörg Blasius

Towards a Better Balance on the Dutch Housing Market? Analysis and Policy Propositions pp. 457-475

Peter Boelhouwer and Joris Hoekstra

A Review of “The Future of Social Housing” pp. 477-479

Claire Lévy-Vroelant

A Review of “Conceptualising Home: Theories, Laws and Policies” pp. 480-482

Sarah Blandy and Caroline Hunter

A Review of “Social Housing in Europe II: A Review of Policies and Outcomes” pp. 482-485

Axel Pohn-Weidinger

A Review of “Housing Market Renewal and Social Class” pp. 485-487

Reinout Kleinhans

A Review of “The Ideology of Home Ownership: Homeowner Societies and the Role of Housing” pp. 488-490

Caroline Dewilde

Volume 9, issue 3, 2009

Substitutability between Social and Market Renting in Four European Countries pp. 241-258

Marietta Haffner, Joris Hoekstra, Michael Oxley and Harry van der Heijden

The Austrian Social Rented Sector at the Crossroads for Housing Choice pp. 285-311

Edwin Deutsch

Insiders and Outsiders in French Social Housing Allocation: How Conflicting Rights Exclude Disadvantaged People pp. 313-335

Jane Ball

Moving Towards Integrated Communities in Northern Ireland: New Approaches to Mixed Housing pp. 337-353

Paddy Gray, Ursula McAnulty and Michaela Keenan

A Review of “DIY Community Action: Neighbourhood Problems and Community Self-Help, Liz Richardson,, ISBN 978-1-84742-0-848” pp. 355-357

John Flint

A Review of “The Challenge of Social Innovation in Urban Revitalization, Paul Drewe, Juan-Luis Klein & Edward Hulsbergen (eds), ISBN 978-90-8594-018-0” pp. 357-359

Liz Richardson

A Review of “Steering Sustainability in an Urbanizing World, (ed.) A. Nelson, 2007, Burlington, USA: Ashgate Publishing Company” pp. 359-362

Taeke de Jong

Volume 9, issue 2, 2009

Market Concepts, Coordination Mechanisms and New Actors in Social Housing pp. 107-119

Mary Rhodes and David Mullins

Managing Social Rental Housing in the EU: A Comparative Study pp. 121-151

Darinka Czischke

How Can Competition in Social Rental Housing in England and the Netherlands be Measured? pp. 153-176

Marja Elsinga, Marietta Haffner, Harry Van Der Heijden and Michael Oxley

Mixing the Market: The Role of the Private Sector in Urban Regeneration in Ireland pp. 177-200

Mary Rhodes

The Impact of Direct Public Funding for Private Developers on Non-Profit Housing Networks in England: Exploring a Research Agenda pp. 201-222

David Mullins and Bruce Walker

A New Gårdsten: A Case Study of a Swedish Municipal Housing Company pp. 223-239

Ulf Borelius and Ulla-Britt Wennerström

Volume 9, issue 1, 2009

The Decline and Rise of Neighbourhoods: The Importance of Neighbourhood Governance pp. 25-44

Peter Somerville, Ellen Van Beckhoven and Ronald Van Kempen

The Transformation of Social Housing Provision in Switzerland Mediated by Federalism, Direct Democracy and the Urban/rural Divide pp. 45-67

Julie Lawson

Agency, Transgression and the Causation of Homelessness: A Contextualised Rational Action Analysis pp. 69-84

Carol Nicholls

A Review of “Building on the Past: Visions of Housing Futures” pp. 85-88

Peter Somerville

A Review of “Turning a Town Around: A Proactive Approach to Urban Design” pp. 88-90

Akkelies van Nes

A Review of “The Private Rented Housing Market: Regulation or Deregulation?” pp. 91-93

Hans Andersen

A Review of “Housing Allowances in Comparative Perspective” pp. 93-95

Kathleen Scanlon and Christine Whitehead

A Review of “Sustainable Urban Housing in China: Principles and Case Studies for Low-Energy Design” pp. 95-98

Beisi Jia

A Review of “The Post-Socialist City: Urban Form and Space Transformation in Central and Eastern Europe after Socialism” pp. 98-102

József Hegedüs

A Review of “City Survivors: Bringing up Children in Disadvantaged Neighbourhoods” pp. 102-104

Lia Karsten

A Review of “Home Ownership: Beyond Asset and Insecurity” pp. 104-105

David Clapham

Volume 8, issue 4, 2008

The Dutch Residential Nuisance Scale: An Outcome Measure for Reported Nuisance in Subgroup Analysis pp. 341-360

C. Adriaanse

The Increased Role of the Private Rented Sector in Catering for Low-income Groups in Northern Ireland pp. 361-377

Paddy Gray and Ursula Mcanulty

Grants for First-time Homeowners in Norway – Distributional Effects under Different Market and Political Conditions pp. 379-397

Mary Stamsø

Prediction of Homelessness and Housing Provisions in Swedish Municipalities pp. 399-421

Mats Blid, Arne Gerdner and Åke Bergmark

Trunks, Tails, and Elephants: Modernising Housing Policies pp. 423-440

Duncan Maclennan

A Review of: “Choice and the End of Social Housing?” pp. 441-443

Darinka Czischke and Gerard van Bortel

A Review of: “Urban Sprawl in Europe: Landscape, Land-Use Change & Policy” pp. 443-445

Erik Louw

A Review of: “Eigenheimförderung in Europa [Promoting Home Ownership in Europe]” pp. 445-447

Anja Szypulski

Volume 8, issue 3, 2008

Projecting Demand for Rental Homes in Denmark pp. 235-262

Morten Skak

Is the Private Rented Sector an Efficient Producer of Housing Service? Private Landlords in Denmark and their Economic Strategies pp. 263-286

Hans Andersen

A Cohort Analysis of US and Japanese Homeownership Rates pp. 287-301

Kosei Fukuda

Intergenerational Transfers as a Response to Changes in the Housing Market in Slovenia pp. 303-315

Andreja Cirman

Next Steps in Choice-based Letting in the Dutch Social Housing Sector pp. 317-328

Gelske Van Daalen and Marco Van Der Land

BOOK REVIEWS pp. 329-340

The Editors

Volume 8, issue 2, 2008

Introduction to the Themed Issue Dedicated to the Memory of Bengt Turner: Housing Finance pp. 107-108

Mark Stephens and Christine Whitehead

Mortgage Product Innovation in Advanced Economies: More Choice, More Risk pp. 109-131

Kathleen Scanlon, Jens Lunde and Christine Whitehead

Mortgage Markets in Central and Eastern Europe – A Review of Past Experiences and Future Perspectives pp. 133-160

Friedemann Roy

How Housing Booms Unwind: Income Effects, Wealth Effects, and Feedbacks through Financial Markets pp. 161-180

Karl Case and John Quigley

The Spanish Financial System: Facing up to the Real Estate Crisis and Credit Crunch pp. 181-196

María Teresa Martínez

Sub-prime Mortgage Lending in the UK pp. 197-215

Mark Stephens and Deborah Quilgars

Rent Regulation: The Balance between Private Landlords and Tenants in Six European Countries pp. 217-233

Marietta Haffner, Marja Elsinga and Joris Hoekstra

Volume 8, issue 1, 2008

Who Gets What and Why? Vacancy Chains in Stockholm's Housing Market pp. 1-19

Lena Turner

Threats to the Dutch Unitary Rental Market pp. 21-37

Marja Elsinga, Marietta Haffner and Harry Van Der Heijden

Radically Divergent? Homelessness Policy and Practice in Post-devolution Scotland pp. 39-60

Hal Pawson and Emma Davidson

Unlocking Housing Equity Through Reverse Mortgages: The Case of Elderly Homeowners in Australia pp. 61-79

Rachel Ong ViforJ

Real Estate Investors and Housing Associations: A Level Playing Field? The Dutch Case pp. 81-96

Hugo Priemus

Book Reviews pp. 97-106

The Editors