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Wohnungssicherung und Wohnungslosenhilfe am angespannten Wohnungsmarkt

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Wohnungssicherung und Wohnungslosenhilfe am angespannten Wohnungsmarkt (Volume 1) (English shop)

Yvonne Bernart (Author)
Martin Lenz (Author)

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With the Karlsruhe series “Wohnungssicherung am angespannten Wohnungsmarkt” (“Securing Housing in a Tight Housing Market”), the team of authors, the advisory board and the editors pursue the aim of reflecting on how municipalities deal with housing conditions that disadvantage their residents – in both practical and theoretical terms. This link between theory and practice is ensured by the Karlsruhe experts from social administration, social policy, social work, social science and the housing industry, who wish to contribute with their articles to alleviating housing shortage up to the year 2020, the point at which the tight situation on the Karlsruhe housing market is forecast to end. The first volume presented here, “Wohnungssicherung und Wohnungslosenhilfe am angespannten Wohnungsmarkt” (“Securing Housing and Assistance for the Homeless in a Tight Housing Market”), provides the foundation for the further volumes now appearing at regular intervals.

Volume 1 addresses housing policy issues as well as social science theories concerning social segregation and provides facts on the situation in the tight housing market.

ISBN-13 (Printausgabe) 3867278644
ISBN-13 (Hard Copy) 9783867278645
ISBN-13 (eBook) 9783736928640
Final Book Format A5
Language German
Page Number 162
Lamination of Cover glossy
Edition 1 Aufl.
Book Series Karlsruher Schriftreihe Wohnungssicherung am angespannten Wohnungsmarkt
Volume 1
Publication Place Göttingen
Publication Date 2009-01-28
General Categorization Non-Fiction
Departments Economics
Social sciences