The general housing policy trend in Europe has been towards neoliberalization meaning
less state involvement in housing market and less government support for housing …

This paper examines the relationship between welfare and (ethnic) segregation across
Western Europe (16 countries) until the mid-1990s, including for the first time Southern …

This article critiques Kemeny's theory of housing regimes to explain housing systems
change. Power balances mediated through institutional structures are underlying causes of …

Through an international comparative research, this unique book examines ethnic
residential segregation patterns in relation to the wider society and mechanisms of social …

25 years ago, on the basis of very general statistics I argued that countries with high rates of
home ownership tended to be countries with poorly‐developed welfare states. Nearly 20 …

Housing regime typologies represent a key conceptual construct in the comparative housing
research literature, whose classificatory and explanatory capacity is still the subject of lively …

Ecological economists have emphasized the study of commodification (ie, the development
of market-based exchange and valuation) rather than decommodification processes (ie, the …

Housing policy is primarily regulated at the municipal level, especially in view of the
international trend towards the withdrawal of the national state in this sector. This article …

In Seoul, a metropolitan city, affordable housing is a major issue. Since 2012, social housing
has been implemented as a means to solve housing shortages in the South Korean capital …

While a growing number of national social housing strategies rely on the work of hybrid
entities blending social and commercial tasks, the state/market dualism continues to …