First published in 1999, this book attempts to understand housing
co-operatives in terms of their development over time and their
relationships to other types of housing tenure. The book considers
them within the framework of the broader co-operative movement and
its role in society's overall system of production and exchange.
There is an examination of the role of a form of ownership which is
neither "private", nor "state" in six countries, and in some cases
the fortunes of housing co-operatives seem closely to correlate
with periods of political liberalization and crises, heralding a
shift in ideological orientation.
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