Información General

• Autores: Sergio Nasarre Aznar (coord.), Magdalena Habdas (coord.), Padraic Kenna (coord.)
• Editores: Universitat Rovira i Virgili, Housing Chair
• Año de publicación: 2024
• País: España
• Idioma: inglés
• ISBN: 9788409558513
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Resumen

• Housing is a complex matter and there are no easy solutions to the challenges it poses. A successful housing policy and practice require up-to-date information and analysis.

  European Housing Studies is a unique book of its kind. It is the result of work undertaken by 31 multidisciplinary housing experts from 11 European countries over three years. Each contributor has provided expert and condensed information and commentary on a variety of topics in structured chapters that range from the theory of housing studies and the right to housing to the development, access and loss of housing. The publication also contains sections devoted to housing as a market, housing professionals, housing and technology, and the interactions between housing, city, territory and the environment.

  The book has been designed to be used as both a standalone handbook for those interested in a single publication containing all the current key topics related to housing and as a coursebook linked to the online European Housing Studies course (https://www.housingstudies.eu) devised by the Housing+ consortium and co-funded by the European Union.

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Listado de artículos

• • Part I The theory of housing studies

    • Evolution of housing studies

      David Clapham

      págs. 39-44

      

    • Housing as an interdisciplinary academic study

      David Clapham

      págs. 44-50

      

    • Housing studies in Europe

      Joris Hoekstra

      págs. 50-57

      

    • Housing and the European Union

      Padraic Kenna

      págs. 57-67

      

  • Part II The right to housing

    • The right to housing

      Padraic Kenna

      págs. 67-73

      

    • The concept of “home”

      Gemma Caballé Fabra

      págs. 73-80

      

    • Adequate housing

      Sergio Nasarre Aznar

      págs. 80-89

      

  • Part III Development of housing

    • Housing and land use planning law

      Rachelle Alterman

      págs. 89-111

      

    • Nature and types of housing: Urban design and demographics

      Laia Soriano Montagut Jené

      págs. 111-120

      

    • Social housing development

      Núria Lambea Llop

      págs. 120-131

      

  • Part IV Access to and tenure of housing

    • The continuum of housing tenures

      Christoph Schmid, Annika Schulenberg, Ricardo Brehme Roy

      págs. 131-138

      

    • Home ownership

      Sergio Nasarre Aznar

      págs. 138-146

      

    • The European land market and public land law

      Mark Jordan

      págs. 146-155

      

    • Forms of organising multi-unit buildings.: (1) Condominiums

      Magdalena Habdas, Grzegorz Matusik

      págs. 155-162

      

    • Intermediate tenures

      Christoph Schmid, Annika Schulenberg, Ricardo Brehme Roy

      págs. 162-172

      

    • Collaborative housing

      María Paula Rodríguez Liévano

      págs. 172-180

      

    • Forms of organising multi-unit buildings.: (2) Ownership-like cooperatives

      Magdalena Habdas, Grzegorz Matusik

      págs. 180-188

      

    • Tenancies. Regulation of rented housing

      Mark Jordan

      págs. 188-195

      

    • Rental contracts

      Christoph Schmid, Annika Schulenberg, Ricardo Brehme Roy

      págs. 195-202

      

    • Forms of organising multi-unit buildings.: (3) Social housing

      Núria Lambea Llop, Padraic Kenna

      págs. 202-213

      

  • Part V Forced loss and lack of housing

    • Forced loss of housing. Evictions

      Padraic Kenna

      págs. 213-221

      

    • Homelessness

      Sergio Nasarre Aznar, Núria Lambea Llop

      págs. 221-230

      

    • Squatting

      Héctor Simón Moreno

      págs. 230-235

      

    • Supported housing models and Housing First

      Samara Jones

      págs. 235-246

      

    • Housing for asylum seekers and refugees, and other excluded groups

      Simona Barbu

      págs. 246-257

      

  • Part VI Housing as a market. Transactions in homes and funding

    • The housing market

      Mark Stephens, Kenneth Gibb

      págs. 257-262

      

    • Housing demand, supply and prices

      Michał Głuszak

      págs. 262-268

      

    • Mechanisms of housing as property transfer. Sales contract.Property law. Property rights. Title and registration

      Magdalena Habdas, Grzegorz Matusik

      págs. 268-276

      

    • Mortgage contracts

      Héctor Simón Moreno

      págs. 276-282

      

    • The Global Financial Crisis 2007. Mortgage securitisation .

      Sergio Nasarre Aznar

      págs. 282-293

      

  • Part VII Roles and functions of housing. Property professionals and stakeholders in Europe

    • Housing private stakeholders

      Gemma Caballé Fabra

      págs. 293-300

      

    • Housing and consumer redress

      Héctor Simón Moreno

      págs. 300-306

      

    • Consumers and professionals issues on EU cross-border property transactions

      Mark Jordan

      págs. 306-313

      

    • Taxation of housing

      Marc Lund Andersen

      págs. 313-331

      

    • Contemporary methods to finance real estate investments: Crowdfunding

      Rosa Maria Garcia Teruel

      págs. 331-339

      

  • Part VIII Housing, city, territory and environment

    • Housing and the city

      Laia Soriano Montagut Jené

      págs. 339-346

      

    • Right to the city and the UN New Urban Agenda

      Agata Twardoch

      págs. 346-356

      

    • Territorial cohesion

      Josep Maria Piñol

      págs. 356-363

      

    • Independent living for persons with disabilities and housing

      Áine Sperrin

      págs. 363-369

      

    • New urban challenges

      József Hegedüs, Iván Tosics

      págs. 369-379

      

    • Green affordable housing

      Rosa Maria Garcia Teruel

      págs. 379-384

      

    • The Sustainable Housing Target and Urban Goal SDG11: Safe and affordable for all?

      Catalina Turcu

      págs. 384-393

      

    • Housing and health

      Roderick Lawrence

      págs. 393-403

      

  • Part IX Housing and new technologies

    • An introduction to proptech

      Gemma Caballé Fabra

      págs. 403-410

      

    • Blockchain technology, smart contracts and tokenization

      Rosa Maria Garcia Teruel

      págs. 410-418

      

    • Evidence-based analysis of judicial decisions and an applicationto Spanish housing case law

      Lluc Font Pomarol

      págs. 418-427

      

    • Smart, sustainable and inclusive cities: housing and IoT

      Montserrat Pareja Eastaway

      págs. 427-435

      

    • European data protection and housing

      Dorit Garfunkel

      págs. 435-444