Housing Change in East and Central Europe
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Central Statistical Bureau
comparative housing policy analysis
Demarcation Line
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Emerging Policy Challenges
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EU Candidate
EU Candidate Country
Extent Transformation
Housing Policy Reforms
Iv?Tosics
J?Zsef HegedS
Judit SzLy
Luan Deda
Market Based Housing System
market liberalisation housing
Martin Lux
Municipal Flats
Municipal Housing Stock
National Housing Programme
post-communist housing reforms
Post-privatization Phase
Private Rental
Private Rental Market
Private Rental Sector
property restitution Europe
Prs Market
Public Rental
Public Rental Housing
Public Rental Stock
Rent Deregulation
Rental Sector
Richard Sendi
Robert M. Buckley
Social Rental Housing
social rental sector
South East European Region
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Srna Mandi?#NA
tenant empowerment
urban policy transition
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- ISBN 9781138258235
- Weight: 450g
- Dimensions: 152 x 229mm
- Publication Date: 30 Apr 2017
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Paperback
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Ten years after the fall of the Berlin Wall, patterns of change to the former communist nations of Europe are now discernible in a way that was impossible to see in the initial years. This insightful book focuses on the case of changes in housing based on evidence collected from across the Central and Eastern European region. The volume adopts a conceptual framework and provides cross-regional analysis, amongst which is situated a series of more focused case studies. Issues examined include the consequences of the rapid privatization of state rental housing including the emergence of 'super-owner-occupied' countries, dramatic changes in urban structure and evidence that housing, having been the shock absorber against which wider economic restructuring has occurred, now faces a whole series of deferred problems. The enthusiasm with which the market economy was initially embraced must now be tempered by a more sober assessment of what in reality has happened.
Dr. Stuart Lowe is Senior Lecturer in Social Policy at the University of York, UK. Dr. Sasha Tsenkova is Associate Professor in International Development & Planning at the University of Calgary, Canada.
