Titlebook: Housing Policy and Practice; Peter Malpass,Alan Murie Textbook 1999Latest edition Peter Malpass and Alan Murie 1999 Government.Policy.poli

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The Policy Context, natural response to economic development or changing housing needs. There has normally been disagreement over what constitute the needs which should be addressed through policy and over the best ways of responding to need. And in any case, there have been other important pressures and concerns whic

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The Administrative Framework,d. For most of the history of active housing policy local authorities have been the favoured agencies for housing provision alongside the private sector. Latterly local authority housing provision has been in decline with sales to sitting tenants and large-scale transfers to registered social landlo

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The Policy Process,ructuring of housing provision as patterns of need, demand and supply alter over time in a changing social economic and political context. In this and subsequent chapters, attention shifts to an analysis based on the notion of the policy process, in terms of how policies are determined, implemented

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From Policy to Practice: The Management of Housing, being changed by it is not an adequate representation of the way policy is made or implemented. In this sense implementation is not best conceived as the translation of policy into a number of consequential actions but rather policy and implementation are closely interactive elements in a single pr

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