Add to ORKGThe article assesses the realignment of housing policy in various countries in East Asia since the late 1990s. Housing policies in East Asia reflect differences in institutional contents and combinations of public and private elements. The promotion of home ownership policies allows the expansion of a number of owner-occupants and the establishment of housing markets. Other trends that influenced the reorientation of policy are the preference for democracy and the growing force of neo-liberalization
In Taiwan, as well as in the newly industrialized countries of Hong Kong, Korea and Singapore, the h...
In Japan, it has increasingly been becoming more difficult for young people to acquire a foothold on...
The article focuses on the divergences in economic performance and housing market conditions in Sing...
Editorial; Special Issue: Changing Housing Policy Landscapes in Asia PacificThe Asia Pacific region,...
The Asia Pacific region, and in particular East Asia, underwent rapid urbanisation and industrialisa...
Despite diversity in market and policy frameworks, late twentieth century housing systems across ind...
Despite diversity in market and policy frameworks, late twentieth century housing systems across ind...
The regional economic crises in the late 1990s and the global economic crisis in the late 2000s had ...
Western societies promote home ownership in the belief that it provides a means to build up individu...
While patterns of housing policy, production and occupation are quite diverse, housing interventions...
The regional economic crises in the late 1990s and the global economic crisis in the late 2000s had ...
Despite different pathways and approaches to housing and public provision, considerations of East As...
Housing and home ownership has been strongly embedded in East Asian socioeconomic and policy models....
This paper evaluates housing policy in the Republic of Korea over the past several decades, describe...
In Taiwan, as well as in the newly industrialized countries of Hong Kong, Korea and Singapore, the h...
In Taiwan, as well as in the newly industrialized countries of Hong Kong, Korea and Singapore, the h...
In Japan, it has increasingly been becoming more difficult for young people to acquire a foothold on...
The article focuses on the divergences in economic performance and housing market conditions in Sing...
Editorial; Special Issue: Changing Housing Policy Landscapes in Asia PacificThe Asia Pacific region,...
The Asia Pacific region, and in particular East Asia, underwent rapid urbanisation and industrialisa...
Despite diversity in market and policy frameworks, late twentieth century housing systems across ind...
Despite diversity in market and policy frameworks, late twentieth century housing systems across ind...
The regional economic crises in the late 1990s and the global economic crisis in the late 2000s had ...
Western societies promote home ownership in the belief that it provides a means to build up individu...
While patterns of housing policy, production and occupation are quite diverse, housing interventions...
The regional economic crises in the late 1990s and the global economic crisis in the late 2000s had ...
Despite different pathways and approaches to housing and public provision, considerations of East As...
Housing and home ownership has been strongly embedded in East Asian socioeconomic and policy models....
This paper evaluates housing policy in the Republic of Korea over the past several decades, describe...
In Taiwan, as well as in the newly industrialized countries of Hong Kong, Korea and Singapore, the h...
In Taiwan, as well as in the newly industrialized countries of Hong Kong, Korea and Singapore, the h...
In Japan, it has increasingly been becoming more difficult for young people to acquire a foothold on...
The article focuses on the divergences in economic performance and housing market conditions in Sing...