Critical Housing Analysis - Volume 12, Issue 2 (2025) - CEJSH - Yadda

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Issue details

Publisher

Institute of Sociology, Czech Academy of Sciences

Journal

Critical Housing Analysis

Year

2025

Volume

12

Issue

2

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Volume contents

2
- article: ‘You can touch the bricks’: the role of asset tangibility in landlord investment decision making (Watson A.), p. 131-140
- article: Non-profit housing providers in a ‘dominating’ housing regime: re-strengthening the role of dutch housing associations (Horvat M., Haffner M. E. A., van Bortel G.), p. 141-151
- article: Continuities and discontinuities in financing affordable housing in Austria between 1990 and 2023 (Koessl G., Turnbull D.), p. 152-166
- article: Stimulating the housing market: the case of Poland’s '2% Safe Mortgage' policy (Palac P., Wałachowski K.), p. 167-183
- article: Housing in the EU’s National Recovery and Resilience Plans: insights from the Portuguese case (Jorge S., Varea Oro A.), p. 184-195
- article: Buenos Aires as a laboratory for housing policy: strategies, innovations, and inequalities in a Latin American housing regime (Palumbo J., Elinbaum P.), p. 196-208
- article: Do Buenos Aires’ policies truly constitute something new? Ruptures, continuities, and innovative elements in the concept of socio-urban integration (Najman M., Brikman D.), p. 210-221
- article: Evaluating the impact of housing redevelopment: the case of the Barrio Playón de Chacarita informal settlement in Buenos Aires (Rodríguez G. M.), p. 221-233
- article: Social housing within public–private development: the advances and limitations of housing policy in the urban entrepreneurialism of Buenos Aires (Mancuello G.), p. 234-246
- article: Mass social housing, territorial transformations, and state space in the Buenos Aires metropolitan region (López-Goyburu P.), p. 247-260
- article: The inertia of policies for people experiencing (or at risk of) homelessness in Buenos Aires: notes on the persistence of precariousness (de la Paz Toscani M., Rosa P.), p. 261-269

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