The Housing Crises in Europe in the 20th Century

The Housing Crises in Europe in the 20th Century
No 245, 2013/4 - 192 pages

Editorial

Pages 3 to 15

Thinking about the Housing Crises in Europe in the 20th Century

By Annie Fourcaut, Danièle Voldman

Building a Notion

Pages 17 to 27

Searching for European Statistics on Housing in the 20th Century

By Danièle Voldman

The Rural Population of Southern Europe Attack the Cities

Pages 43 to 57

Madrid in the 1950s: The Issue of Shacks and Shantytowns

By Charlotte Vorms
Pages 59 to 69

Rural Exodus and Housing Crisis in Italy, 1950–1970

By Flavia Cumoli
Pages 71 to 82

Building against the State in the Socialist Republic of Romania (1947–1989)

By Adriana Diaconu

Crisis Unconsidered, Manufactured Crisis

Pages 83 to 96

The Gabinete Técnico de Habitação and Social Housing Reform in Lisbon (1959–1969 )

By João Pedro Nunes
Pages 97 to 108

Unveiling the Housing Crisis in the GDR, 1945–1973. To What Extent Are There Distinct Communist Housing Management Practices?

By Jay Rowell
Pages 109 to 122

Housing in the Polish People’s Republic: From “Deficit” to “Crisis”

By Lydia Coudroy de Lille

Housing between Liberalism and Control

Pages 123 to 135

Liberating the Market or Creating a Crisis?

By Nick Bullock
Pages 137 to 147

Rent Control since 1900: A European Matter

By Danièle Voldman

Reviews

Pages 149 to 175

Reviews

Announcements and Initiatives

Pages 177 to 182

Announcements and Initiatives