Social Constructionism In Housing Research (Hardcover)

Contents: Introduction, Keith Jacobs, Jim Kemeny and Tony Manzi; The philosophical assumptions of constructionism, Max Travers; Relativism, subjectivity and the self: a critique of social constructionism, Peter King; Extending constructionist social problems to the study of housing problems, Jim Kemeny; Constructing the meaning of social exclusion as a policy metaphor, Greg Marston; Housing pathways - a social constructionist research framework, David Clapham; Necessary welfare measure or policy failure: media reports of public housing in Sydney in the 1990s, Kathleen J. Mee; Organizational research: conflict and power within UK and Australian social housing organizations, Michael Darcy and Tony Manzi; Social constructionism and international comparative housing research, Anna Haworth, Tony Manzi and Jim Kemeny; Index.