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Housing and Public Policy in Post-Devolution ScotlandEdited by Duncan Sim
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Housing policy has evolved rapidly in Scotland as the new Parliament prioritised housing legislation which brought in major changes to the right to buy, treatment of the homeless and - pioneering a change not yet pursued in England - a single tenure for social housing. Major issues have arisen over the future of council housing in Scotland, how social housing should be regulated, and the role of housing in wider community regeneration. These topics and more are tackled by a range of acknowledged experts on Scottish housing policy in the first book to assess what Scotland has achieved since Devolution took place. Published in partnership with the Housing Studies Association. |
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ISBN: 1-903208-63-7 Order no: 118 Published: February 2004
Contents
- Introduction
Duncan Sim - Scottish housing: the context
Alan Murie - Managing housing in the social rented sector
Suzie Scott - Reforming the right to buy
Colin Jones - Reforming property management
Ann Laird and Ann Flint - Housing and neighbourhood regeneration
Nick Bailey and Annette Hastings - Housing in rural communities
Mark Shucksmith - The funding and affordability of social housing
Mary Taylor and Steve Wilcox - Policy emergence: learning lessons from stock transfer
Mary Taylor - New housebuilding, land and planning
Glen Bramley and James Morgan - The social justice agenda
Duncan Sim - Homelessness policy in Scotland
Suzanne Fitzpatrick - Keeping the house in order: the introduction of social care regulation
Alison Petch - The regulation of Scottish social housing
Carole Oatway - The strategic role of local authorities
Robina Goodlad - Conclusion
Duncan Sim
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