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Undertaking Comparative Housing Policy Studies

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Before approaching the task of examining housing policies across countries in more detail, the present chapter considers a number of prior issues, mainly methodological. It draws upon literature related to comparative policy studies in general in order to explore a number of areas, which can be reduced to three broad questions: what is entailed in the comparative study of policy; what is to be gained by doing so; and, what are the difficulties involved? In practice, these three questions are inter-related and this is reflected in the structure of the chapter.

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© 1997 John Doling

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Doling, J. (1997). Undertaking Comparative Housing Policy Studies. In: Comparative Housing Policy. Palgrave, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-25878-9_3

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