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Economic Elites and Support for Housing Affordability Policy: How a Housing-Health Belief Matters

Political Behavior, 2020
To investigate economic elites’ housing policy preferences and test the attitudinal, contextual, political, and economic conditions that drive support for affordable housing policies, focusing on the influence of a housing-health belief mechanism.
Gary Adler   +2 more
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Measuring the Effectiveness of New Approaches to Housing Support Policy for Persons with Disabilities

Australian Journal of Public Administration, 2009
Housing support policy for persons with disabilities who require access to 24‐hour formal or informal support is changing throughout Australia. This is consistent with international trends including: independent living in generic housing; facilitating choices about where and with whom people live; individualised home‐based support; and community ...
Karen R Fisher
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Housing Policy Reframed? How Conceptual Framing Affects Support for Social Housing Policies in Germany

German Politics, 2021
Housing policy is a growing problem in many countries. Three online experiments were conducted to test framing effects in the context of housing policies in Germany.
Julia Schnepf   +2 more
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Policy Support for Smoke-Free and E-Cigarette Free Multiunit Housing

American Journal of Health Promotion, 2021
Purpose: Estimate public support for prohibiting multiunit housing (MUH) e-cigarette and cigarette use. Design: Cross-sectional study.
Minal Patel   +4 more
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The search for policies to support sustainable housing

Habitat International, 2007
Abstract Housing policies have passed through many permutations in the last 50 years, based on differing, even conflicting, approaches that, if we were totally truthful, have not really solved the housing problems faced by the majority of the world's population. For most people, remembering that over half the world's population subsists on less than $
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Who Let the Dogs In? A Pets Policy for a Supported Housing Organization

American Journal of Psychiatric Rehabilitation, 2007
This article examines the role of pets for individuals with psychiatric disorders who live in supported housing. Using a case study approach, we describe the process of consultation with an integrated, supported housing organization during the assessment, development, and implementation of a policy to allow tenants to keep pets in their apartments ...
MARCIA G. HUNT, CATHERINE H. STEIN
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