The right to buy : analysis & evaluation of a housing policy

Colin Anthony Jones · Alan Murie

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1: Introduction. 2: A Policy For Its Time. 3: The Right To Buy In The Uk 1980- 20054: Unequal Opportunities, Time And Place. 5: Transforming Social Housing. 6: Extending The Owner Occupied Housing Market. 7: Promoting The Private Rented Sector. 8: Creating Sustainable Communities. 9: Housing Management And Housing Quality. 10: The Financial Equation. 11: Policy Transfer - International Perspectives On Housing Privatisation. 12: A Policy Past Its Sell-By Date?. 13: Learning From the Right to Buy. References. Index

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