Description
The long-term causes and nexus of power behind the UK's housing crisis are under scrutiny in this passionately argued and radical critique of current housing and planning policies and practices. Colenutt reveals how a network of landowners, house-builders, financial backers and politicians lock in a cycle of low supply and high prices, and proposes much-needed answers to one of the biggest social challenges of our age.
About the Author
Bob Colenutt is an activist and commentator on housing and planning and a part-time Lecturer at Oxford Brookes University.
Reviews
"The housing crisis stems from a new and unholy alliance of financial, developer and land-owning interests which this timely book uncovers and promises to fix as a central part of fixing the economy and society." Michael Edwards, University College London
Book Information
ISBN 9781447340492
Author Bob Colenutt
Format Hardback
Page Count 192
Imprint Policy Press
Publisher Policy Press
About the Author
Bob Colenutt is an activist and commentator on housing and planning and a part-time Lecturer at Oxford Brookes University.
Reviews
"The housing crisis stems from a new and unholy alliance of financial, developer and land-owning interests which this timely book uncovers and promises to fix as a central part of fixing the economy and society." Michael Edwards, University College London
Book Information
ISBN 9781447340492
Author Bob Colenutt
Format Hardback
Page Count 192
Imprint Policy Press
Publisher Policy Press
