Socioeconomic inequality is on the rise in major European cities, as are concerns over it,
since it is seen as a threat to social cohesion and stability. Surprisingly, relatively little is …

This report describes the results of an international review of the Finnish National
Homelessness Strategy. The review involved academic specialists in the field of …

The paper aims at discussing the reciprocity of developing a dialogue between urban
planning and degrowth by arguing for two interactive processes:'spatialising degrowth'and …

Objective To identify and synthesise what is known about the impacts of regeneration on
health, health inequalities and their socio-economic determinants. Study design Rapid …

This article analyses the political and ideological transformations underlying the gradual
privatisation and deregulation of the mid-twentieth-century Keynesian model of housing …

The growing significance of housing to wealth inequality in Western societies is now well
recognised and widely debated. This paper argues that understanding of the nature and …

This paper examines how ethnic segregation is connected to an ethnic division of the
housing market and a spatial separation of different housing tenures in four Nordic cities …

Abstract Among West European cities, Vienna stands out as a case that has developed a
particularly large decommodified housing stock over the twentieth century. The city's …

Governments in a wide range of contexts have long pursued policies of social mixing to
disperse poverty concentrations, attract middle class residents, and manage disadvantaged …

Building upon the universal characteristics of the social democratic welfare regime, public
housing in Sweden has traditionally been a central instrument in contributing to socially …