Peter Malpa
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 4238364 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Peter Malpa |
| NOMBRES | Peter |
| APELLIDO | Malpa |
| FIRMA | MALPA P |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 5 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 27 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 5 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1979 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2003 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
The Wobbly Pillar? Housing and the British Postwar Welfare State
The image of housing as the wobbly pillar under the welfare state has been widely used in recent years, and is clearly an attractive metaphor in the present period as residualisation deepens and privatisation continues. However, this paper is concerned with the early years of the postwar welfare state, when conditions for a securely founded housing service were, arguably, more conducive than they are today. Accordingly the paper focuses on policy…
Housing Policy
English This article begins by looking at the idea that housing policy in Britain has come to an end, at least in terms of the formulations that were generally accepted throughout much of the post1945 period. Reference is made to two particular contributions, by Bramley and Kleinman, who both argue that housing can now be understood as an adjunct of other social programme areas, such as social security and regeneration. The article then goes on t…
Policy Making and Local Governance
This article is concerned with the shift away from local government, with its emphasis on direct service provision by elected local authorities, to a system of local governance, in which authorities play roles as client, enabler and partner to a variety of private, voluntary and community organisations. The empirical focus of the paper is the City Challenge initiative, introduced by the British government in 1991. Drawing on interviews with the k…
Council House Sales in Yeovil District
Two Faces of Community Action
The first face of community action is a challenge to the decision-making autonomy of the established authorities. Its second face is its use by the authorities to create and maintain consent for their policies. These two faces are to be understood in the context of the political process of local government. The article argues that bureaucratic power cannot be assumed, but rather should be seen as the (predictable) outcome of competition for power…
Policy Making and Local Governance
This article is concerned with the shift away from local government, with its emphasis on direct service provision by elected local authorities, to a system of local governance, in which authorities play roles as client, enabler and partner to a variety of private, voluntary and community organisations. The empirical focus of the paper is the City Challenge initiative, introduced by the British government in 1991. Drawing on interviews with the k…
The Wobbly Pillar? Housing and the British Postwar Welfare State
The image of housing as the wobbly pillar under the welfare state has been widely used in recent years, and is clearly an attractive metaphor in the present period as residualisation deepens and privatisation continues. However, this paper is concerned with the early years of the postwar welfare state, when conditions for a securely founded housing service were, arguably, more conducive than they are today. Accordingly the paper focuses on policy…
Housing Policy
English This article begins by looking at the idea that housing policy in Britain has come to an end, at least in terms of the formulations that were generally accepted throughout much of the post1945 period. Reference is made to two particular contributions, by Bramley and Kleinman, who both argue that housing can now be understood as an adjunct of other social programme areas, such as social security and regeneration. The article then goes on t…
Council House Sales in Yeovil District
Two Faces of Community Action
The first face of community action is a challenge to the decision-making autonomy of the established authorities. Its second face is its use by the authorities to create and maintain consent for their policies. These two faces are to be understood in the context of the political process of local government. The article argues that bureaucratic power cannot be assumed, but rather should be seen as the (predictable) outcome of competition for power…
Council House Sales in Yeovil District
Policy Making and Local Governance
This article is concerned with the shift away from local government, with its emphasis on direct service provision by elected local authorities, to a system of local governance, in which authorities play roles as client, enabler and partner to a variety of private, voluntary and community organisations. The empirical focus of the paper is the City Challenge initiative, introduced by the British government in 1991. Drawing on interviews with the k…
Housing Policy
English This article begins by looking at the idea that housing policy in Britain has come to an end, at least in terms of the formulations that were generally accepted throughout much of the post1945 period. Reference is made to two particular contributions, by Bramley and Kleinman, who both argue that housing can now be understood as an adjunct of other social programme areas, such as social security and regeneration. The article then goes on t…
The Wobbly Pillar? Housing and the British Postwar Welfare State
The image of housing as the wobbly pillar under the welfare state has been widely used in recent years, and is clearly an attractive metaphor in the present period as residualisation deepens and privatisation continues. However, this paper is concerned with the early years of the postwar welfare state, when conditions for a securely founded housing service were, arguably, more conducive than they are today. Accordingly the paper focuses on policy…
Economics (4 obras) · Political science (4 obras) · Public Administration (4 obras) · Government (linguistics (3 obras) · Public Administration (3 obras) · Business (2 obras) · Economic growth (2 obras) · Housing, Finance, and Neoliberalism (2 obras) · Law (2 obras) · Local government (2 obras)