Understanding Housing Policy by Brian Lund

Understanding Housing Policy by Brian Lund

Reviewing theoretical perspectives helpful in understanding housing policy, this work explores the development of housing policy in Britain from a social constructionist perspective. It contains a chapter on comparative housing policy and, examines a housing problems such as homelessness, low demand, overcrowding, affordability and 'decent' homes.

An excellent historical and theoretical review of housing policy: thoughtful, well informed, critical and up-to-dateChris Paris, Professor of Housing Studies, University of Ulster

Brian Lund is Principal Lecturer in Social Policy at the Manchester Metropolitan University. He has extensive experience of housing policy in local government.

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ISBN 13	9781861346186
ISBN 10	1861346182
Title	Understanding Housing Policy
Author	Brian Lund
Series	Understanding Welfare: Social Issues Policy And Practice Series
Condition	Unavailable
Binding Type	Paperback
Publisher	Policy Press
Year published	2006-03-29
Number of pages	272
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