Routledge Neoliberal Housing Policy - International Perspective

Explore the complex landscape of modern housing through Neoliberal Housing Policy: An International Perspective. Published by Routledge as part of the Explorations in Housing Studies series, this book examines the most significant housing issues currently facing Western nations. It provides a deep look into the increasing commodification of housing and the political economy that drives homeownership trends. By focusing on the US, UK, and Australia, the text offers empirical evidence regarding the role of public housing and the growing problem of homelessness. Readers will gain insights into how housing structures accentuate social and economic inequality and how the rise of suburban housing has changed the nature of city life. This work serves as a detailed study of the trajectories of late capitalism and the commodification of welfare programs.