Social Housing An Introduction
Social Housing An Introduction by Stephen Harriott, published by Longman in 1998, is a comprehensive text designed for students pursuing Chartered Institute of Housing and HNC courses. This 264-page book provides a broad overview of housing studies, focusing on key aspects such as financing, development, management, and organization of social housing, while also examining the evolving landscape of this sector.
Readers will find an in-depth exploration of significant housing policies and the funding processes utilized by local authorities and housing associations. The book outlines the main stages involved in housing development and emphasizes the importance of effective maintenance of housing stock. Additionally, it discusses how customer involvement can enhance management effectiveness, making it a valuable resource for those interested in political science, public policy, and urban development.
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Providing a broad introduction to housing studies for students taking Chartered Institute of Housing and HNC courses, this text covers the financing, development, management and organization of social housing, and considers the changing face of social housing. Among the topics considered are: the influence of major housing policies; the processes by which social housing by local authorities and housing associations are funded; the main stages in the process of housing development and the requirements of the efficient and effective maintenance of the stock; and when customer involvement can improve the effectiveness of management.
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