Maroine Bendaoud
Biographic Data
| ID | 3042796 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Maroine Bendaoud |
| GIVEN NAMES | Maroine |
| FAMILY NAME | Bendaoud |
| SIGNATURE | BENDAOUD M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Université de Montréal |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0382-9896 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Québec’s Housing Nonprofits Experiencing the End of Federal Subsidy Agreements
Nonprofit organizations have become pivotal actors in the delivery of services. Many of them receive public funding to carry out their activities. However, this funding can be interrupted or even stopped for various reasons, political or not. This article examines how 26 housing nonprofit organizations in Québec, Canada, coped with the withdrawal of federal government subsidies to house low-income households. Drawing on structured interviews with…
Does Targeting Always Mean Retrenchment? Housing Assistance “Exceptionalism” in the Canadian Welfare State
According to many scholars, policy targeting is the product of conservative and/or neoliberal politics. Targeting is perceived as a reduction of social welfare or a form of exclusion, usually resulting in no “winners” but only “losers.” Based on the study of housing assistance in Canadian provinces, this article argues that alternative views are possible. I emphasize the historic low coverage of housing assistance, that I term the housing “except…
Privatization of Canadian housing assistance
Politiques de logement dans les provinces canadiennes
Depuis les décennies d’après-guerre, les provinces canadiennes interviennent dans le secteur du logement pour soutenir les ménages dans le besoin. Cependant, très peu d’études indépendantes ont tenté de faire une évaluation globale des programmes mis en œuvre depuis. Ce texte offre une telle analyse, en observant les programmes de logement public (HLM), logement communautaire détenu par les groupes du tiers secteur et les programmes axés sur le m…
Question worth 20 million lives
The equitable character of a policy determines its progressiveness, yet some domestic policies are more equitable than others. The question of how and why this is the case is addressed by studying federal housing and health policies in the United States, a critical case known for its rampant inequalities in both sectors. Although social equity is a fundamental aspect of welfare provision, explaining differences in coverage and government support …
The privatization of housing assistance
A major change in the low‐income housing sector across nations has been the introduction of housing allowances (or vouchers/benefits) typically used on private rental markets. This change is a fundamental shift from post‐war housing policy when government was a main provider through publicly owned housing. This “privatization” is usually associated with the New Public Management. This article addresses this policy change and discusses the implica…
Au Carrefour De La Tradition Culturelle Et De L'ÉConomie Sociale
Historiquement associées à la paysannerie, les nations autochtones du Mexique ont depuis longtemps dépassé le stade de la production agricole autosuffisante. Aujourd'hui, plusieurs coopératives ont pignon sur rue, offrant maints produits dont du « café bio », icône du commerce équitable de plus en plus estimé en Occident. Cet article vise à déterminer si la coopérative, en tant qu'élément central de l'économie sociale, est réellement la continuit…
The privatization of housing assistance
A major change in the low‐income housing sector across nations has been the introduction of housing allowances (or vouchers/benefits) typically used on private rental markets. This change is a fundamental shift from post‐war housing policy when government was a main provider through publicly owned housing. This “privatization” is usually associated with the New Public Management. This article addresses this policy change and discusses the implica…
Does Targeting Always Mean Retrenchment? Housing Assistance “Exceptionalism” in the Canadian Welfare State
According to many scholars, policy targeting is the product of conservative and/or neoliberal politics. Targeting is perceived as a reduction of social welfare or a form of exclusion, usually resulting in no “winners” but only “losers.” Based on the study of housing assistance in Canadian provinces, this article argues that alternative views are possible. I emphasize the historic low coverage of housing assistance, that I term the housing “except…
Au Carrefour De La Tradition Culturelle Et De L'ÉConomie Sociale
Historiquement associées à la paysannerie, les nations autochtones du Mexique ont depuis longtemps dépassé le stade de la production agricole autosuffisante. Aujourd'hui, plusieurs coopératives ont pignon sur rue, offrant maints produits dont du « café bio », icône du commerce équitable de plus en plus estimé en Occident. Cet article vise à déterminer si la coopérative, en tant qu'élément central de l'économie sociale, est réellement la continuit…
The privatization of housing assistance
A major change in the low‐income housing sector across nations has been the introduction of housing allowances (or vouchers/benefits) typically used on private rental markets. This change is a fundamental shift from post‐war housing policy when government was a main provider through publicly owned housing. This “privatization” is usually associated with the New Public Management. This article addresses this policy change and discusses the implica…
Politiques de logement dans les provinces canadiennes
Depuis les décennies d’après-guerre, les provinces canadiennes interviennent dans le secteur du logement pour soutenir les ménages dans le besoin. Cependant, très peu d’études indépendantes ont tenté de faire une évaluation globale des programmes mis en œuvre depuis. Ce texte offre une telle analyse, en observant les programmes de logement public (HLM), logement communautaire détenu par les groupes du tiers secteur et les programmes axés sur le m…
Question worth 20 million lives
The equitable character of a policy determines its progressiveness, yet some domestic policies are more equitable than others. The question of how and why this is the case is addressed by studying federal housing and health policies in the United States, a critical case known for its rampant inequalities in both sectors. Although social equity is a fundamental aspect of welfare provision, explaining differences in coverage and government support …
Does Targeting Always Mean Retrenchment? Housing Assistance “Exceptionalism” in the Canadian Welfare State
According to many scholars, policy targeting is the product of conservative and/or neoliberal politics. Targeting is perceived as a reduction of social welfare or a form of exclusion, usually resulting in no “winners” but only “losers.” Based on the study of housing assistance in Canadian provinces, this article argues that alternative views are possible. I emphasize the historic low coverage of housing assistance, that I term the housing “except…
Privatization of Canadian housing assistance
Québec’s Housing Nonprofits Experiencing the End of Federal Subsidy Agreements
Nonprofit organizations have become pivotal actors in the delivery of services. Many of them receive public funding to carry out their activities. However, this funding can be interrupted or even stopped for various reasons, political or not. This article examines how 26 housing nonprofit organizations in Québec, Canada, coped with the withdrawal of federal government subsidies to house low-income households. Drawing on structured interviews with…
Political science (7 works) · Economic growth (5 works) · Economics (5 works) · Public Administration (5 works) · Public Administration (5 works) · Government (linguistics (4 works) · Housing, Finance, and Neoliberalism (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · Law (3 works) · Law (3 works)