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 Social Housing in Europe II. A review of policies and outcomes
 2008 "Social housing and market residential segregation: the case of municipal housing companies in Sweden", pp. 225-239 in Kathleen Scanlon and Christine Whitehead (ed.), Social Housing in Europe II. A review of policies and outcomes. London: London School of Economics and Political Science.
This book is a sequel to and builds on Social Housing in Europe, published in 2007 by LSE London. That first book was descriptive, and aimed to give an overview of the social housing sector in nine European Countries, in a format accessible to the nonspecialist. This second book explores in more depth some of the themes that emerged from the first. Like the first book, this publication war partly funded by the UK's Higher Education Innovation Fund, which aims to increase collaboration between universites and practitioners.
Contents
1. Introduction
Kathleen Scanlon
Perspectives
2. Histories of social housing: a comparative approach
Peter Malpass
3. Learning from histories: changes and path dependency in the social
housing sector in Austria, France and the Netherlands (1889 - 2008)
Christoph Reinprecht, Claire Levy-Vroelant and Frank Wassenberg
4. Social housing and private markets: from public economics to local
housing markets
Christian Tutin
5. Poverty, altruism and welfare: how national legal conceptions affect
allocation of social housing to the disadvantaged
Jane Ball
Transformation
6. Financing social housing in Europe
Christine Whitehead
7. Social rental housing and housing markets in France
Jean-Pierre Schaefer
8. The privatization of social housing: Three different pathways
Mark Stephens, Marja Elsinga and Thomas Knorr-Siedow
9. Innovations from below? A new concept for social housing in Germany
Thomas Knorr-Siedow
10. Social housing in transitional countries: The case of Hungary
József Hegedüs
Regeneration
11. Urban regeneration in European social housing areas
Christiane Droste, Christine Lelevrier and Frank Wassenberg
12. Key players in urban renewal in the Netherlands
Frank Wassenberg
Impacts
13. Housing the poor in Paris and Vienna: The changing understanding of
'social'
Christoph Reinprecht and Claire Levy-Vroelant
14. Social housing and market residential segregation: the case of municipal housing companies in Sweden
Lena Magnusson Turner
15. Social housing privatisation in England
Alan Murie
European policy
16. The impact of European Union rules on the definition of social housing
Nathalie Boccadoro
17. Social housing as a service of general interest
Laurent Ghékière
Overview
18. Drawing out the Issues
Douglas Robertson
19. Postscript: implications for England
Christine Whitehead and Kathleen Scanlon
The Contributors
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