From Public Housing to the Social Market: Rental Policy Strategies in Comparative Perspective

Table of contents

• Title Page iii
• Contents vii
• Tables x
• Preface xi
• Acknowledgements xv
• Part I - From Implicit Anglo-Saxon Model to a Theory of Change 1
• Introduction 3
• 1 - Profit Markets and Social Markets 6
• 2 - The Romeo Error in Comparative Renting 21
• 3 - Policy Constructivism and the Concept of Maturation 37
• 4 - Reconceptualising Rental Systems 49
• 5 - Power, Ideology and Rental Market Policy Structuring 61
• Part II - Case Studies 73
• Introduction 75
• 6 - Case Studies in the Maturation Process 77
• 7 - Command Policies 99
• 8 - Market Policies 114
• Part III - Research and Policy Implications 127
• Introduction 129
• 9 - Unitary Rental Markets: Towards a Systematisation 131
• 10 - From Command Economy to the Social Market 151
• 11 - Wider Issues: Housing and the Welfare State 168
• Introduction 176
• Glossary of Concepts 181
• Notes 183
• References 186
• Index 191

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