Critical realism and housing studies: An explanation for diverging housing solutions.

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Acknowledgements

Chapter 1 Introduction

Part One Ontology Methodology Conceptual issues

Chapter 2 Ontology Matters

Chapter 3 Methodology and Comparative Research⁶

Chapter 4 Alternative Theories for the Composition and Dynamics of Housing Provision

Chapter 5 Postulating an Explanation for Housing Divergence

Part Two Diverging Housing Solutions The Case Study Evidence

Chapter 6 Explaining divergent tenure patterns and urban form- The Australian case of low density home ownership

Chapter 7 Explaining divergent tenure patterns and urban form- The Dutch case of compact social housing provision

Part Three Summary Conclusions

Chapter 8 Explaining and Comparing Housing 'Solutions'- Summary and Conclusions

References

Appendix 1 Ambrose' State Market Citizen relations and the Chain of Provision (1991, 1994)

Appendix 2 State interventions in consumption and production of housing (Lundqvist, 1992)

Appendix 3 Structures of Housing Provision (Ball, 1998, 1992, 1983, Ball, Harloe and Martens, 1988)

Appendix 4 Explanatory themes and ontological approaches

Appendix 5 Illustrative example of private property relations

Appendix 6 Illustrative example of New Urban Development

Appendix 7 Explanatory themes and ontological approaches

Appendix 8 The Brutering Agreement

Appendix 9 Guarantee Fund for Social Housing and Central Social Housing Fund

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