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Wherever it occurs, such privatisation has lead to new challenges for housing management. Many estates are now a mix of public and private, raising questions about the division of responsibilities between different owners. Legislation to address this is not adequate and public managers are still hampered by the bureaucratic mechanisms within their organisations, while the new owners are not used to their responsibilities for maintenance. Added to this are the limited financial resources for renewal and maintenance among both public and private owners at a time when the need for investments is urgent, especially within the massive housing estates dating from the communist era.
Experts from Australia, France, the Netherlands, UK, Switzerland, China, the Czech Republic, Moldavia, Russia, Serbia and Slovenia present their county’s context and the policies and practice for managing privatised housing, together with case studies illustrating the issues described.
How privatised public housing is managed is of international concern, which will benefit from an international exchange of knowledge and best practice. The comparative analysis offered in Management of Privatised Housing: International Policies & Practice makes a significant contribution to the literature on this important topic.
Content:
Chapter 1 Introduction (pages 1–18): Vincent Gruis, Sasha Tsenkova and Nico Nieboer
Chapter 2 Australia (pages 19–43): Vivienne Milligan and Bill Randolph
Chapter 3 France (pages 44–59): Frederic Bougrain
Chapter 4 The Netherlands (pages 60–82): Jos Smeets, Patrick Dogge, Rob Soeterboek and Sasha Tsenkova
Chapter 5 United Kingdom (pages 83–106): Alan Murie and David Ousby
Chapter 6 Switzerland (pages 107–129): Joris E. van Wezemael
Chapter 7 China (pages 130–148): Chen Limei
Chapter 8 The Czech Republic (pages 149–172): Martin Lux
Chapter 9 Moldova1 (pages 173–192): Sasha Tsenkova
Chapter 10 Russia (pages 193–210): Maria Plotnikova
Chapter 11 Serbia (pages 211–228): Djordje Mojovic
Chapter 12 Slovenia (pages 229–256): Richard Sendi
Chapter 13 Conclusion (pages 257–283): Vincent Gruis, Nico Nieboer and Sasha Tsenkova
