[Posted by Prof Henry G. Overman] I may have made this point before, but I would love to see more sensible discussion of policy around mixed housing developments. I was reminded of this by the Guardian headline on Saturday about 'Poor doors' which highlighted the segregation that goes on in some of these developments. Personally, I find such stories unpleasant, but not at all surprising. If you share that sentiment surpress, for a moment, your outrage and ask yourself the following question - if the uncomfortable truth is that wealthy people don't want to mix with their poor neighbours (and can't be forced to do so) then what, exactly does this policy achieve
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Residential segregation is seen as a growing problem within many urban areas today. Segregation is a...
Segregation is a central concept in both academic and policy debates on urban issues. It has been ar...
Quoted in the economists piece on moves to deal with housing overcrowding in Newham: Good housing is...
This is an Accepted Manuscript of an article published by Taylor & Francis in AUSTRALIAN GEOGRAPHER ...
Policy Exchange's proposals for selling off high value social housing to fund new building hasn't pr...
The idea of balanced social mix, or creating communities with a blend of residents from different ho...
The article reviews 11 primary studies that examine the impact of social mix on public housing estat...
This paper explores some fundamental assumptions being linked by State Housing Authorities to ‘socia...
The belief that it is fairer if communities are ``mixed'' can be traced at least to the late ninetee...
In all the debate around the government's planning reforms, we are in danger of losing sight of the ...
In this paper, we review the evidence base for social mixing in neighbourhoods, which is used as a s...
The realities of mixed tenure as a means to combat deprivation and a path to ‘mixed, inclusive, sust...
Mixing tenures in new developments, although complex in implementation, can be boiled down to mixing...
This paper challenges the belief that mixed community policies can effectively tackle poverty or red...
This chapter deals with mixed communities through the rubric of social mix: the co-location of socia...
Residential segregation is seen as a growing problem within many urban areas today. Segregation is a...
Segregation is a central concept in both academic and policy debates on urban issues. It has been ar...
Quoted in the economists piece on moves to deal with housing overcrowding in Newham: Good housing is...
This is an Accepted Manuscript of an article published by Taylor & Francis in AUSTRALIAN GEOGRAPHER ...