The Routledge companion to international housing markets
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The Routledge companion to international housing markets
（Routledge international handbooks）
Routledge, 2022
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Includes bibliographical references and index
Other editors: Peter Palm, Helena Bohman, Béatrice Balivet, and Omokolade Akinsomi
Description and Table of Contents
Description
There is a lack of international comparative housing studies, this book brings together scholars with knowledge on different national markets.
Each chapter can be read independently, making it easy to adopt single chapters in a course curriculum.
Part A and C provides a theoretical framework that can be read separately and function as a base for discussing an individual housing market by choice above the provided country chapters.
The book relies on both quantitative and qualitative methods. For teaching purposes, single chapters can be used as examples of different contexts.
There is very little research on international housing markets from a comparative approach. This book provides new data as well as new analysis of existing data, providing new insights on institutional constraints on national housing markets.
The book is written in an accessible, non-technical manner targeting a broad academic audience, and can be used both for teaching and readers wanting to orient themselves in the field.
The book provides new perspectives on international housing markets and, focusing on underlying and interconnected markets. Specifically, the role of how institutional factors influence transaction costs differently on different national markets is addressed.
Table of Contents
PART 1 1. Housing markets in a globalized economy 2. A theoretical framework for housing conveyances on national markets 3. A conceptual model of conveyances on the housing market PART 2 Civil law countries 4. Benin 5. Brazil 6. Cambodia 7. Chile 8. Egypt 9. France 10. Italy 11. Morocco 12. Spain 13. United Arab Emirates 14. Croatia 15. Germany 16. Japan 17. Poland 18. Russian Federation Nordic law countries 19. Finland 20. Sweden Common law countries 21. Australia 22. Canada 23. England and Wales 24. Ghana 25. United States 26. Kenya 27. Malaysia 28. Nigeria 29. South Africa 30. Thailand PART 3 31. The challenges of comparing legal regimes and conveyance on the housing market 32. Reflections and Conclusions
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