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Hovels to Highrise
State Housing in Europe Since 1850
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As the slums of the industrial revolution were replaced with mass high-rise, high density estates throughout Europe, each country has experienced a variety of problems over such issues as rehousing and renewal, urban change, racial tension, and political controversy. To tackle these, new policies and rescue programmes have been introduced with varying degrees of success. Hovels to Highrise offers an important comparative study of state housing in Europe. Based on detailed research from five countries, carried out with close reference to the central housing bodies in each area, Anne Power highlights the convergence in housing experience between the countries and the lessons that can be learnt. Looking at the historical developments within each of the different housing systems both private and public, she analyses the policy initiatives and the changing structure of social housing. By exploring the similarities and differences throughout Europe, Anne Power is able to draw a picture of European-wide commitment to urban integration.
Routledge; April 1993
464 pages; ISBN 9780203420782
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464 pages; ISBN 9780203420782
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Subject categories
- Academic > Economics > Industries. Land use. Labor > Labor. Work. Working class > Industrial hygiene. Industrial welfare
- Academic > Economics > Industries. Land use. Labor > Economic growth, development, planning
- Architecture > Domestic
- Architecture > Urban & Land Use Planning
- Science > Earth Sciences
- Political Science > Social Services & Welfare
- Political Science > Public Policy
- Technology > Construction
- History > Europe
ISBNs
9781134878543
9781134878536
9780415089357
9780203420782
0203420780

