This book covers the history of supported housing provision using path dependency as an analytical framework. It provides a valuable resource for scholars and practitioners seeking to both provide and influence policy in this area.
This book covers the history of supported housing provision using path dependency as an analytical framework. It provides a valuable resource for scholars and practitioners seeking to both provide and influence policy in this area.
Yoric Irving-Clarke (PhD) is a researcher for the Chartered Institute of Housing in the UK. He has worked in the provision and management of supported housing for around 20 years.
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Chapter 1 - Introduction Chapter 2 - Looking at Policy - a toolkit Introduction History Matters Explaining Path Dependency Policies Institutions Limits of Path Dependency How is policy implemented? Top Down Implementation The Bottom Up Approach The Synthesizers Policy Networks Assessing Policy Success Process Success Programme Success Political Success Limits of the Heuristic Conclusion References Chapter 3 - Philosophy, Ideology and Supported Housing Introduction Philosophy and Housing The Social Contract A Theory of Justice Equality of Opportunity and the Difference Principle Nozick & Liberty The Post-War Consensus or First Way Thatcher, New Public Management and the Second Way New Labour and the 3rd Way The Social Investment State Criticisms of the Third Way Ideology, Philosophy and Supported Housing Rawls, Nozick and Supported Housing The Third Way and Supporting People References Chapter 4 - Supported Housing - Past & Present The Poor Law - Old and New to the Industrial Revolution The Industrial Revolution to World War 2 The Post War Consensus to Thatcher Thatcherism & New Public Management The Role of Housing Policy New Labour & the Supporting People Programme Accommodation-based Services Non-Accommodation-based Services The Coalition and Conservative Policy (2010 to the present) Sheltered Rent Sector Concerns Short Term/Transitional housing Sector Concerns Long Term Services References Chapter 5 - Supported Housing - The Future Supported Housing and Policy Success Where we go from here - A Blueprint... References
Chapter 1 - Introduction Chapter 2 - Looking at Policy - a toolkit Introduction History Matters Explaining Path Dependency Policies Institutions Limits of Path Dependency How is policy implemented? Top Down Implementation The Bottom Up Approach The Synthesizers Policy Networks Assessing Policy Success Process Success Programme Success Political Success Limits of the Heuristic Conclusion References Chapter 3 - Philosophy, Ideology and Supported Housing Introduction Philosophy and Housing The Social Contract A Theory of Justice Equality of Opportunity and the Difference Principle Nozick & Liberty The Post-War Consensus or First Way Thatcher, New Public Management and the Second Way New Labour and the 3rd Way The Social Investment State Criticisms of the Third Way Ideology, Philosophy and Supported Housing Rawls, Nozick and Supported Housing The Third Way and Supporting People References Chapter 4 - Supported Housing - Past & Present The Poor Law - Old and New to the Industrial Revolution The Industrial Revolution to World War 2 The Post War Consensus to Thatcher Thatcherism & New Public Management The Role of Housing Policy New Labour & the Supporting People Programme Accommodation-based Services Non-Accommodation-based Services The Coalition and Conservative Policy (2010 to the present) Sheltered Rent Sector Concerns Short Term/Transitional housing Sector Concerns Long Term Services References Chapter 5 - Supported Housing - The Future Supported Housing and Policy Success Where we go from here - A Blueprint... References
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