استقراء عن عدم المساواة في السكن في القرن الـ 21

Why does housing inequality persist in one of the world's richest countries? This book reveals how deeply rooted political and economic forces continue to shape unequal housing outcomes in the UK. Moving beyond the headlines and political glosses, the book reveals how housing inequality is more broadly rooted in political economy, tracing how global crises, austerity and changing welfare regimes intersect to shape today's housing landscape. This book offers a fresh and comprehensive analysis, placing housing within a broader social policy context, and arguing that meaningful solutions must address the complex interplay of social, economic and political factors that shape both policy and lived experience. The book is interdisciplinary in nature, linking social policy, housing studies and political economy to guide readers towards better understanding – and challenging – the persistent injustices at the heart of the UK housing system.