Social Housing Organisations in England and The Netherlands: Between the State, Market and Community (A+BE | Architecture and the Built Environment)
A comparative study of social housing organisations in England and the Netherlands, examining their roles between state, market, and community influences.
About This Book
This book explores the position of social housing organisations within changing policy environments in England and the Netherlands.
It analyses how these organisations navigate pressures from government, market forces, and local communities.
The study draws on comparative research to highlight differences and similarities in organisational responses.
Readers gain insight into the broader implications for housing policy and urban development.
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