Titlebook: Mass Housing in Europe; Multiple Faces of De Rob Rowlands (lecturer),Sako Musterd (Professor of Book 2009 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of

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A Resident’s View on Social Mixe help, in one way or another, to improve the life chances of the latter (Wilson, 1987, Jargowsky, 1997). More mixed neighbourhoods would also imply a reduction in negative reputation that might be connected to rather homogeneous settings in which weak social positions prevail (see Friedrichs, 1998,

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Whose Regeneration? The Spectre of Revanchist Regenerationer on assertion and deduction than evidence. In this chapter we draw on research carried out in five estates in three different countries to develop a fuller and more evidence-based view of regeneration. The analysis recognises the importance of critical questions about who benefits, but suggests th

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Theories of Neighbourhood Change and Decline: Their Significance for Post-WWII Large Housing Estates with the fact that in the 1970s and 1980s the older (pre-war) neighbourhoods in European cities were subject to processes of regeneration and gentrification, which resulted in physical, social and economic improvement of many of these areas. On the other hand, because of the declining physical qual

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Resident Satisfaction in Post-WWII Housing Estateseir high-rise blocks, the concrete, the seemingly lack of liveliness. Also when walking through large housing estates, it is probably not love at first sight between potential visitors and the estate. Often estates are characterised by groups of young people hanging around in streets and shopping ce

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A Resident’s View on Social Mixtor in bringing back socially cohesive urban neighbourhoods and this in turn has various positive spin-offs. Social mix therefore has become one of the supposedly promising and explicit targets in today’s urban policies in countries including the Netherlands, Sweden, United Kingdom, France, Belgium,

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Public Space in Large Housing Estates-economic aspects of the resident populations and the way these aspects impact on their living conditions. Social aspects of the debate have been dominated by issues concerning social mix and the behaviour of housing estate residents, while issues concerning social interaction and social cohesion ha

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Effects of Physical Measures on Social Cohesion: Case Studies in the Netherlands and Slovenias the concentration of poverty and high crime-rates, and physical problems such as the lack of maintenance and deterioration (see, e.g., Dekker and Van Kempen, 2004). These problems can be related to the low level of social cohesion, which is reflected in a higher proportion of conflicts, crime rate