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Housing and the European Union

Michael S. Chapman, Alan Murie

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There is increasing interest in the Europeanisation of housing policy in the member states of the European Union. While the EU has no competence in housing policy, its different activities impinge on the housing sector in various ways. This paper argues that recent changes in EU policy have made the EU more important for the housing sector and that it is essential to continue to review the interaction between European policies and housing activity.

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There is increasing interest in the Europeanisation of housing policy in the member states of the European Union. While the EU has no competence in housing policy, its different activities impinge on the housing sector in various ways. This paper argues that recent changes in EU policy have made the EU more important for the housing sector and that it is essential to continue to review the interaction between European policies and housing activity.

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There is increasing interest in the Europeanisation of housing policy in the member states of the European Union. While the EU has no competence in housing policy, its different activities impinge on the housing sector in various ways. This paper argues that recent changes in EU policy have made the EU more important for the housing sector and that it is essential to continue to review the interaction between European policies and housing activity.

Key concepts: Europeanisation, European union, Member states, Competence (human resources), Regional policy, Political science, Economic policy, Business

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