1st Edition
The Myth of Home Ownership Private versus Public Choices in Housing Tenure
Introduction and Acknowledgements. Part I: Elements of Comparative Housing Tenure 1. The Sociology of Housing: A Critique 2. Tenure and Housing Costs 3. Tenure Policies and Housing Costs 4. Tenure and Social Structure 5. Tenure, Politics and Market Power Part II: Case Studies in Tenure: Sweden, Australia and Britain 6. Sweden: Cost-Renting in Crisis 7. Australia: Home-Ownership at Any Price 8. Britain: Tenure at the Cross-Roads 9. Towards Tenure-Neutral Housing Policy. Conclusions. Bibliography. Name Index. Subject Index.
Biography
Jim Kemeny (1942–2020) studied in England and Sweden and lectured in Political Sociology at the University of Adelaide until 1979. At the time of original publication, he was a Research Fellow at the Centre for Urban and Regional Studies, University of Birmingham.






