<i>`I would recommend this book to anyone wanting to gain a fuller appreciaition of the way that UK housing policy has evolved over time and a better understanding of the interrelationships between the tenures.... It is therefore an invaluable reference book for those involved in housing issues across all sectors, from practitioners and policy-makers to students of housing and planning courses′ - <b>Urban Studies
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<p><i><b>`With such a lineup of authors and broad range of content there will be much of interest to a wide readership, especially housing and social policy students who can be expected to make good use of the book as a source of material and as an indicator of where debate on housing stood at the middle of the decade′ - <b>Environment and Planning B</b></b></i></p>
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<p><i><b><b>`Provides much of insight which should be recommended reading for all those with an interest in housing policy′ - <b>Local Government Studies</b></b></b></i></p>
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<p><i><b><b><b>′A thoroughly readable and thought-provoking book′ - <b>Roof</b></b></b></b></i></p>
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<p><i><b><b><b><b><i>′This is a good reader of current debates on the future of housing policy, which provides a useful reflection of the breadth of discussion of interest to both policy makers and housing and urban studies students′ - <b>Journal of Property Research</b></i></b></b></b></b></i></p>
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<p><i><b><b><b><b><i><b><i>′This book is definitely essential reading for all policymakers, wherever they are in the new housing system′ - <b>Town and Country Planning</b></i></b></i></b></b></b></b></i></p>