Housing Policy in Europe

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Housing Market and Economics Social Policy and Reform Studies Housing, Finance, and Neoliberalism

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1. Introduction PART I. THE PRIMACY OF PRIVATE RENTED HOUSING 2. Introduction 3. Switzerland 4. Germany PART II. THE PROMOTION OF SOCIAL HOUSING 5. Introduction 6. The Netherlands 7. Sweden 8. Austria 9. France PART III. THE DOMINANCE OF OWNER-OCCUPATION 10. Introduction 11. Ireland 12. Spain 13. Italy 14. United Kingdom PART IV. HOUSING IN TRANSITION 15. Introduction 16. Hungary 17. The Czech Republic 18. Poland 19. Slovenia 20. Croatia 21. Conclusions.

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