by Peter Williams (Editor)
The United Kingdom is now at a crossroads in terms of its housing policies. Homes remain costly and in short supply, and there is a growing issue of disrepair. At the same time, the resources made available from government have been reduced. Directions in Housing Policy provides a clear and authoritative examination of housing policy, its past, the present situation and future policies. The authors provide expert analysis and commentary on key housing issues and set out an agenda for future policy in the 21st century.
Format: Illustrated
Pages: 239
Edition: 1
Publisher: SAGE Publications Ltd
Published: 28 Jan 1997
ISBN 10: 1853963038
ISBN 13: 9781853963032
`With such a lineup of authors and broad range of content there will be much of interest to a wide readership, especially housing and social policy students who can be expected to make good use of the book as a source of material and as an indicator of where debate on housing stood at the middle of the decade' - Environment and Planning B
`Provides much of insight which should be recommended reading for all those with an interest in housing policy' - Local Government Studies
'A thoroughly readable and thought-provoking book' - Roof
'This is a good reader of current debates on the future of housing policy, which provides a useful reflection of the breadth of discussion of interest to both policy makers and housing and urban studies students' - Journal of Property Research
'This book is definitely essential reading for all policymakers, wherever they are in the new housing system' - Town and Country Planning