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Housing, Inequality and Sociology: A Comment on Pragmatic Socioeconomics [PDF]
The Housingory and Society, 2022 In this brief article, we reflect on the contribution of Martin Lux and Petr Sunega to the role of sociology in the domain of housing economics. Applauding the attempt at injecting a more sociologically informed housing economics, we draw attention to the continuous need to guard against over-abstraction and to ensure that housing’s role as a major ...
Rowland Atkinson, Keith Jacobs
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Sociology, Housing, and Gender
Annual Review of SociologyThe sociology of housing has clear implications for and overlaps with sociological studies of inequality. However, gender is still overlooked and undertheorized in housing research. Drawing on gender scholars, we caution against the tendency to treat gender as a synonym for women, as a variable that compares outcomes to those of men, and/or as ...
Robin Bartram, Japonica Brown‐Saracino
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Annual Review of Sociology, 1980
While the field of interest represented by the title of this review has been identifiable for some thirty or more years, intervening developments have introduced fresh patterns and changed terminology: An alternative contemporary title might be "The Built Residential Environment: Some Social Policy Considerations." I shall examine the changing context ...
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While the field of interest represented by the title of this review has been identifiable for some thirty or more years, intervening developments have introduced fresh patterns and changed terminology: An alternative contemporary title might be "The Built Residential Environment: Some Social Policy Considerations." I shall examine the changing context ...
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The Sociology of Housing, Studies at Berinsfield
The British Journal of Sociology, 1966In seeking to understand society, sociologists in this set sought to understand social institutions. Here sociologists consider the policy and planning implications of attempts to respond to and meet social needs by the Church, Civil Service, Industry and Voluntary Organizations.
John Greve, R. N. Morris, J. Mogey
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Housing and Society, 1990
This study allowed potential white home buyers to indicate preferences regarding neighborhood location and the racial composition of a neighborhood from a context-free perspective.
Karl H. Flaming, W. I. Griffith
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This study allowed potential white home buyers to indicate preferences regarding neighborhood location and the racial composition of a neighborhood from a context-free perspective.
Karl H. Flaming, W. I. Griffith
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Gambling and Globalization: Sociological Perspectives on ‘the House’ and ‘the Players’
Sociology Compass, 2009Abstract In this article, we explore a few ways in which the age‐old impulse to gamble has evolved into a global force. We start out by critically summarizing historical and foundational thinking on gambling in society, and then move into contemporary perspectives on the gambling act.
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