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Social Housing and the ‘Social Question’: Housing Reform Before 1914

Michaël Harloe

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This chapter contains section titled: Reinterpreting Housing Reform The Netherlands: Social Housing as a ‘Private Initiative’ Denmark: The Cooperative Approach Britain: The Debate Over Reform France: Liberalism and Repression Germany: Negative Integration and Self-Help Housing The United States: Regulating the Tenements The Social Construction of Housing Reform Conclusion: The Legacies of Early Housing Reform Notes

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This chapter contains section titled: Reinterpreting Housing Reform The Netherlands: Social Housing as a ‘Private Initiative’ Denmark: The Cooperative Approach Britain: The Debate Over Reform France: Liberalism and Repression Germany: Negative Integration and Self-Help Housing The United States: Regulating the Tenements The Social Construction of Housing Reform Conclusion: The Legacies of Early Housing Reform Notes

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This chapter contains section titled: Reinterpreting Housing Reform The Netherlands: Social Housing as a ‘Private Initiative’ Denmark: The Cooperative Approach Britain: The Debate Over Reform France: Liberalism and Repression Germany: Negative Integration and Self-Help Housing The United States: Regulating the Tenements The Social Construction of Housing Reform Conclusion: The Legacies of Early Housing Reform Notes

Key concepts: Social reform, Public housing, Section (typography), Political science, Liberalism, Public administration, Political economy, Sociology

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