Housing Studies 2008: Vol 23 Index & Table of Contents

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HOUSING STUDIES
Contents and Author Index, Volume 23, 2008
MANAGING EDITORS
Alex Marsh, University of Bristol, UK
Rowland Atkinson, University of Tasmania, Australia
Charles Connerly, University of lowa, USA
Ray Forrest, University of Bristol, UK
REVIEWS EDITOR
Ya Ping Wang, Heriot-Watt University, UK
MANAGEMENT BOARD
Roger Andersson, Uppsala University, Sweden; John Flint, Sheffield Hallam University, UK; George Galster, Wayne State
University, Detroit, USA; Marietta Haffner, Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands; Kyung-Hwan Kim, Sogang
University, South Korea; James Lee, City University of Hong Kong; Chris Leishman, University of Glasgow, UK; Clara
Mulder, University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands; Moira Munro, University of Glasgow, UK; Sako Musterd, University
of Amsterdam, The Netherlands; Peter Williams, Acudamietrics, UK
EDITORIAL ADVISORY BOARD
Maurice Blane, France; Rachel Bratt, MA; Roger Burrows, UK; Janet Ford, UK; Lance Freeman, NY; Jiirgen
Friedrichs, Germany; Yosuke Hirayama, Japan; Adrian Kearns, UK; Hans Kristensen, Denmark; Jeanet Kullberg, Thi
Netherlands; Jests Leal, Spain; Peter Malpass, UK; Kirk McClure, KS; Geoffrey Meen, UK; Alan Murie, UK; Dowell
Myers, CA; Roberto Quercia, NC; Jay Sa-Aadu, /A; Anna Santiago, M/; Andrejs Skaburskis, Canada; Xavier de
Souza Briggs, MA; Raymond Struyk, DC; Andrew Thomas, UK; David Thorns, New Zealand; Ivan Vosies, Hungary;
David Varady, OH; lan Winter, Australia; Gavin Wood, Australia; Judy Yates, Australia
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lowing: @ linkages between housing and other areas of social and economic policy; @ the role of housing in everyday life
and in gender, class and age relationships; @ the economics of housing expenditure and housing finance;
@ international comparisons and developments; @ issues of sustainability and housing development; @ demographic and
social trends and the changing role of housing tenures; and @ theoretical and conceptual frameworks for housing studies.
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issues in any national or cross national context. Housing Studies is also interdisciplinary in scope and accepts contributions
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VOLUME 23 NUMBER 1 JANUARY 2008
Peter Malpass. Housing and the New Welfare State: Wobbly Pillar or Cornerstone?
Susan J. Smith & Beverley A. Searle. Dematerialising Money? Observations on the
Flow of Wealth from Housing to Other Things
David Varady. Muslim Residential Clustering and Political Radicalism
Edwin Meléndez, Alex F- Schwartz & Alexandra de Montrichard. Year 15 and
Preservation of Tax-Credit Housing for Low-Income Households: An Assessment
of Risk
Michelle Norris, Jonathan Healy & Dermot Coates. Drivers of Rising Housing
Allowance Claimant Numbers: Evidence from the Irish Private Rented Sector
Peter C. Dawson. Unfriendly Architecture: Using Observations of Inuit Spatial Behavior
to Design Culturally Sustaining Houses in Arctic Canada
Ronan Paddison, lain Docherty & Robina Goodlad. Responsible Participation and
Housing: Restoring Democratic Theory to the Scene
BOOK REVIEWS
R. Atkinson & G. Helms (Eds) Securing an Urban Renaissance: Crime, Community and
British Urban Policy, reviewed by Peter Somerville/J. Doling & M. Elsinga (Eds) Home
Ownership: Getting In, Getting From, Getting Out, Part Il, reviewed by Judith Allen/
Aprodicio Laquian, Vinod Tewari & Lisa M. Hanley (Eds) The Inclusive City: Infrastruc-
ture and Public Servicefso r the Urban Poor in Asia, reviewed by Yue-man Yeung/Patsy
Healey Urban Complexity and Spatial Strategies: Towards a Relational Planning for Our
Times, reviewed by Philip Allmendinger/lan Smith, Eileen Lepine & Marilyn Taylor (Eds)
Disadvantaged by Where You Live? Neighbourhood Governance in Contemporary Urban
Policy, reviewed by Christopher Mackay
VOLUME 23 NUMBER 2 MARCH 2008
Special Issue: The Microstructures of Housing Markets
Susan J. Smith & Moira Munro. Guest Editorial
Craig Watkins. Microeconomic Perspectives on the Structure and Operation of Local
Housing Markets
Glen Bramley, Chris Leishman & David Watkins. Understanding Neighbourhood
Housing Markets: Regional Context, Disequilibrium, Sub-markets and Supply
Helen Jarvis. ‘Doing Deals on the House’ in a ‘Post-welfare’ Society: Evidence of
Micro-Market Practices from Britain and the USA
Richard Ronald. Between Investment, Asset and Use Consumption: The Meanings of
Homeownership in Japan
Alison Wallace. Knowing the Market? Understanding and Performing York’s Housing
Deborah Levy, Laurence Murphy & Christina K.C. Lee. Influences and Emotions:
Exploring Family Decision-making Processes when Buying a House
Jan Rouwendal & Simonetta Longhi. The Effect of Consumers’ Expectations in a
Booming Housing Market: Space-time Patterns in the Netherlands, 1999-2000
Gwilym Pryce & Sarah Oates. Rhetoric in the Language of Real Estate Marketing
Moira Munro & Susan J. Smith. Calculated Affection? Charting the Complex Economy
of Home Purchase
BOOK REVIEWS
Elizabeth Darling Re-Forming Britain: Narratives of Modernity before Reconstruction,
reviewed by Peter Malpass/ Sanford F. Schram & Brian Catez (Eds) Making Political
Science Matter: Debating Knowledge, Research and Method, reviewed by Alex Marsh/
Bruce Stiftel, Venessa Watson & Henri Acselrad (Eds) Dialogues in Urban & Regional
Planning 2, reviewed by Greg M. Lloyd
VOLUME 23 NUMBER 3 MAY 2008
Jago Dodson & Neil Sipe. Shocking the Suburbs: Urban Location, Homeownership and
Oil Vulnerability in the Australian City
Sukumar Ganapati. A Century of Differential Evolution of Housing Co-operatives in
Mumbai and Chennai
Sarah Ancell & Michelle Thompson-Fawcett. The Social Sustainability of Medium
Density Housing: A Conceptual Model and Christchurch Case Study
Will Sanders. Is Homeownership the Answer? Housing Tenure and Indigenous
Australians in Remote (and Settled) Areas
Roberto Quercia & Spencer M. Cowan. The Impacts of Community-based
Foreclosure Prevention Programs
Vincent Gruis & Hugo Priemus. European Competition Policy and National Housing
Policies: International Implications of the Dutch Case
Kirsten Gram-Hanssen & Claus Bech-Danielsen. Home Dissolution: What Happens
After Separation?
BOOK REVIEWS
Rachel G. Bratt, Michael E. Stone & Chester Hartman (Eds) A Right to Housing: Foun-
dation for a New Social Agenda, reviewed by Alan Murie / Arthur C. Nelson, Casey J.
Dawkins & Thomas W. Sanchez The Social Impacts of Urban Containment, reviewed by
Hal Wolman
VOLUME 23 NUMBER 4 JULY 2008
Michelle Gabriel & Keith Jacobs. The Post-Social Turn: Challenges
for Housing Research
Micere Keels. Residential Attainment of Now-Adult Gautreaux Children:
Do they Gain, Hold or Lose Ground in Neighborhood Ethnic
and Economic Segregation?
Reinout Kleinhans & Wenda Van der Laan Bouma-Doff. On Priority
and Progress: Forced Residential Relocation and Housing Chances
in Haaglanden, the Netherlands
Sonia Arbaci. (Re)Viewing Ethnic Residential Segregation in Southern
European Cities: Housing and Urban Regimes as Mechanisms
of Marginalisation
Srna Mandic. Home-Leaving and its Structural Determinants in Western
and Eastern Europe: An Exploratory Study
Helen Kruythoff. Tenant Participation in the Netherlands: The Role of Laws,
Covenants and (Power) Positions
POLICY REVIEW
Michael Oxley. Implicit Land Taxation and Affordable Housing Provision
in England
BOOK REVIEWS
S. Mau & B. Veghte (Eds) Social Justice, Legitimacy and the Welfare State, reviewed by Hans
Thor Andersen / Fulong Wu (Ed.) China’s Emerging Cities: The Making of New Urbanism,
reviewed by George C. S. Lin / Global Green USA, Walker Ellis (Ed.) with Ted Bardacke,
Pamela Cepe, Jenifer Seal Cramer, Lisa McManigal Delaney, Miriam Landman & Walker
Wells Blueprint for Greening Affordable Housing, reviewed by James Morgan
VOLUME 23 NUMBER 5 SEPTEMBER 2008
David J. Pevalin, Mark P. Taylor & Jennifer Todd. The Dynamics of Unhealthy
Housing in the UK: A Panel Data Analysis
Allison Freeman. Community Reinvestment Legislation and Access to Housing
Finance in Post-Apartheid South Africa
Hugo Priemus & Peter Kroes. Technical Artefacts as Physical and Social
Constructions: The Case of Cité de la Muette
Connie P. Y. Tang. Between ‘Market’ and ‘Welfare’: Rent Restructuring Policy
in the Housing Association Sector, England
Rionach Casey. On Becoming a Social Housing Manager: Work Identities
in an ‘Invisible’ Occupation
Johannes I. M. Halman, Johannes T. Voordijk & Isabelle M. M. J. Reymen.
Modular Approaches in Dutch House Building: An Exploratory Survey
BOOK REVIEWS
Karina M. Pallagst Growth Management in the US: Between Theory and Practice, reviewed
by Kee Warner / Chris Couch, Lida Leontidou & Gerhard Petscel-Held (Eds) Urban Sprawl
in Europe: Landscapes, Land-use Change and Policy, reviewed by David Shaw / Tony Hall
Turning a Town Around: A Proactive Approach to Urban Design, reviewed by John
Punt/e Perte r King Jn Dwelling: Implacability, Exclusion and Acceptance, reviewed by
John Flint
VOLUME 23. NUMBER 6 NOVEMBER 2008
Caroline Dewilde. Divorce and the Housing Movements of Owner-Occupiers:
A European Comparison
Matthieu Permentier, Maarten Van Ham & Gideon Bolt. Same Neighbourhood ...
Different Views? A Confrontation of Internal and External Neighbourhood Reputations
Ade Kearns & Louise Lawson. Housing Stock Transfer in Glasgow—the First Five
Years: A Study of Policy Implementation
Quintin Bradley. Capturing the Castle: Tenant Governance in Social Housing Companies
Rionach Casey, Rosalind Goudie & Kesia Reeve. Homeless Women in Public Spaces:
Strategies of Resistance
Annika Smits & Clara H. Mulder. Family Dynamics and First-Time Homeownership
POLICY REVIEW
Erica Lofstrom & Jenny Palm. Visualising Household Energy Use in the Interest of
Developing Sustainable Energy Systems
BOOK REVIEWS
David Hughes & Stuart Lowe (Eds) The Private Rented Housing Market, Regulation or
Deregulation? reviewed by Madhu Satsangi/J. M. Grimshaw Family Homelessness
Causes, Consequences and the Policy Response in England, reviewed by Catherine
Davis/John McCarthy Partnership, Collaborative Planning and Urban Regeneration,
reviewed by Rob Rowlan/d Nse il Powe, Trevor Hart & Tim Shaw (Eds) Market Towns,
Roles, Challenges and Prospects, reviewed by Chris McWilliams
Author Index
Ancell, Sarah 423 Meléndez, Edwin 67
Andersen, Hans Thor 675 Moira, Munro 159
Arbaci, Sonia 589 de Montrichard, Alexandra 67
Mulder, Clara H. 917
Bech-Danielsen, Claus. 507
Munro, Moira 159, 349
Bolt, Gideon 833
Murphy, Laurence 271
Bradley, Quintin 879
Bramley, Glen 179 Norris, Michelle 89
Casey, Rionach 761, 899 Oates, Sarah 319
Coates, Dermot 89 Oxley, Michael 661
Cowan, Spencer M. 461
Paddison, Ronan 129
Dawson, Peter C. 11] Palm, Jenny 935
Dewilde, Caroline 809 Permentier, Matthieu 833
Docherty, Iain 129 Pevalin, David J. 679
Dodson, Jago 377 Priemus, Hugo 485, 717
Pryce, Gwilym 319
Freeman, Allison 697
Quercia, Roberto 461
Gabriel, Michelle 527
Ganapati, Sukumar 403 Reeve, Kesia 899
Goodlad, Robina 129 Reymen, Isabelle M. M. J. 781
Goudie, Rosalind 899 Ronald, Richard 233
Gram-Hanssen, Kirsten 507 Rouwendal, Jan 291
Gruis, Vincent 485
Sanders, Will 443
Halman, Johannes I. M. 781 Schwartz, Alex F. 67
Healy, Jonathan 89 Searle, Beverley A. 21
Jacobs, Keith 527 Sipe, Neil 377
Jarvis, Helen 213 Smith, Susan J. 21, 159, 349
Smits, Annika 917
Kearns, Ade 857
Keels, Micere 541 Tang, Connie P. Y. 737
Kleinhans, Reinout 565 Taylor, Mark P. 679
Kroes, Peter 717 Thompson-Fawcett, Michelle 423
Kruythoff, Helen 637 Todd, Jennifer 679
Lawson, Louise 857 Van der Laan Bouma-Doff, Wenda 565
Lee, Christina K.C. 271 Van Ham, Maarten 833
Leishman, Chris 179 Varady, David 21
Levy, Deborah 271 Voordijk, Johannes T. 781
L6fstr6m, Erica 935
Wallace, Alison 253
Longhi, Simonetta 291
Warner, Kee 801
Malpass, Peter | Watkins, Craig 163
Mandic, Srna 615 Watkins, David 179