Social Housing Policy in a Conservative Welfare State: Austria as an Example

By Walter Matznetter. 2002

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Subfields: Finance, Political Science and International Relations, Urban Studies

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1. J. Hoekstra
2. J. Kemeny
3. S. Arbaci

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1. J. Hoekstra
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Citations in the corpus

• Ethnic Segregation, Housing Systems and Welfare Regimes in Europe (2007, background): “The [Latin-rim] welfare states of the Mediterranean . . . have even smaller builders than their corporatist counterparts, with even more speculative gains being made in the land development process’ (Matznetter, 2001).”
• Housing and the Welfare State in the Netherlands: An Application of Esping-Andersen's Typology (2003, background): “1 See Brandsen (2001), Doling (1999), Harloe (1995), Kemeny (1992, 1995, 2001), Kemeny & Lowe (1998), Kleinman (1996), and Matznetter (2002).”
• Non-profit Housing Influencing, Leading and Dominating the Unitary Rental Market: Three Case Studies (2005, background): “Since then some work has been done to shed more light on the typology (see, for example Balchin, 1996; Hulse, 2003; Kemeny et al., 2001; Matznetter, 2002; Stephens et al., 2003; van der Heijden, 2002).”