Research Articles on Social Mix

Housing NSW List of Research Articles

Author	Title	Location	Year	Notes
Allen, Camina, Casey, Coward and Wood	Mixed Tenure, Twenty Years On: Nothing out of the ordinary	Joseph Rowntree Foundation	2005
Anderson, Brama and Holmqvist	Counteracting Segragation: Swedish Policies and Experiences	Housing Studies, 25(2), pp. 237-256	2010	Special Issue of Housing Studies (March 2010)
Andersson, Musterd, Galster and Kauppinen	What Mix Matters? Exploring the relationships between individual’s incomes and different measures of their neighbourhood context	Housing Studies, 22(5), pp. 637-660	2007	Missing from folder
ARTD Consultants	Reducing Concentrations of Disadvantage: Actions to create mixed communities that improve social inclusion	Positioning Paper for Housing Ministers Conference	2009
Arthurson, K	Creating Inclusive Communities through Balancing Social Mix: A critical relationship or tenuous link?	Urban Policy and Research, 20(3), pp. 245-261	2002
Arthurson, K	Housing Tenure, Social Mix and Creating Inclusive Communities	Conference Paper, Towards Inclusion – State Anti Poverty Conference	2002
Arthurson, K	Residents’ Perspectives about Social Mix	State of Australian Cities Conference, Griffith University	2005
Arthurson, K	Social Mix and the Cities	Urban Policy and Research, 23(4), pp. 519-523	2005
Arthurson, K	Social Mix and Social Interaction: Do residents living in different housing tenures mix?	Sustainable Urban Areas Conference, Rotterdam	2007
Arthurson, K	Australian Public Housing and the Diverse Histories of Social Mix	Journal of Urban History, 34, pp. 484-501	2008
Arthurson, K	Social Mix Policies, Spatial Scale and Resident Interaction	ENHR Conference, Dublin	2008
Arthurson, K	Theorising Social Mix: Spatial scale and resident interaction	Australasian Housing Researchers’ Conference	2008
Arthurson, K	Urban Regeneration, Scale and Balancing Social Mix	Paper, Social Inclusion and Place Based Disadvantage Workshop, Brotherhood of St Laurence	2008
Arthurson, K	Operationalising Social Mix:Spatial scale, lifestyle and stigma as mediating points in resident interaction	Urban Policy and Research, 28(1), pp. 49-63	2010
Arthurson, K	Questioning the Rhetoric of Social Mix as a Tool for Planning Social Inclusion	Urban Policy and Research, 28(2), pp. 225-231	2010
Atkinson and Kintrea	Disentangling Area Effects: Evidence from deprived and non-deprived neighbourhoods	Urban Studies, 38(12), pp. 2277-2298	2001
Atkinson and Kintrea	Opportunities and Despair, It’s All in There’: Practitioner Experiences and Explanations of Area Effects and Life Chances	Sociology, 38(3), pp. 437-455	2004
Atkinson, R	Housing Policies, Social Mix and Community Outcomes	AHURI Final Report No. 122	2008
Atkinson, R	Neighbourhoods and the Impacts of Social Mix: Crime, tenure diversification and assisted mobility	Paper No. 1, Housing and Community Research Unit, University of Tasmania
Bailey and Manzi	Developing and sustaining mixed tenure housing developments	Joseph Rowntree Foundation, Round-up: Reviewing the evidence	2008
Bailey and Manzi	Governing through Community? A comparative study of changing management practices in mixed tenure housing development	Comparative Housing Research: Approaches and challenges in a new international era (conference om Netherlands)	2010
Bailey, Haworth, Manzi and Roberts	Creating and Sustaining Mixed Income Communities in Scotland: A good practice guide	Joseph Rowntree Foundation and Chartered Institute of Housing Scotland	2007
Batty et al	The New Deal for Communities Experience: A final assessment	Department for Communities and Local Government	2010
Baum, Arthurson and Rickson	Happy People in Mixed-up Places: The Association between the Degree and Type of Local Socioeconomic Mix and Expressions of Neighbourhood Satisfaction	Urban Studies, 47(3), pp. 467-485	2010
Beauvais and Jenson	The Well-Being of Children: Are there “neighbourhood effects”?	Discussion Paper F\|31, Canadian Policy Research Network	2003
Berube, A	Mixed Communities in England: A US perspective on evidence and policy prospects	Joseph Rowntree Foundation	2005
Blanc, M	Social Integration and Exclusion in France: Some Introductory Remarks from a Social Transaction Perspective	Housing Studies, 13(6), pp. 781-792	1998
Blanc, M	The Impact of Social Mix Policies in France	Housing Studies, 25(2), pp. 257-272	2010	Special Issue of Housing Studies (March 2010)
Blasius, Friedrichs and Galster	Introduction: Frontiers of Quantifying Neighbourhood Effects	Housing Studies, 22(5), pp. 627-636	2007	Introduction to special issue
Bolt and Van Kempen	Dispersal Patterns of Households who are Forced to Move: Desegregation by Demolition: A case study of Dutch cities	Housing Studies, 25(2), pp. 159-180	2010	Special Issue of Housing Studies (March 2010)
Bolt, Phillips and Van Kempen	Housing Policy, (De)segregation and Social Mixing: An international perspective	Housing Studies, 25(2), pp. 129-135	2010	Special Issue of Housing Studies (March 2010)
Bridge, G	The Neighbourhood and Social Networks	CNR Paper No. 4, ESRC Centre for Neighbourhood Research	2002
Briggs, X	Maximum Feasible Disdirection: A reply to Imbroscio	Journal of Urban Affairs, 30(2), pp. 131-137	2008	Part of collection of 4 articles on the ‘dispersal consensus’
Buck, N	Identifying Neighbourhood Effects on Social Exclusion	Urban Studies, 38(12), pp. 2251-2275	2001
Buron and Abt Assoc.	An Improved Living Environment? Neighbourhood Outcomes for HOPE VI Relocatees	Metropolitan Housing and Communities Center	2004	A Roof Over Their Heads: Chantes and Challenges for Public Housing Residents
Buron et al	The HOPE VI Resident Tracking Study	The Urban Institute and Abt Associates	2002
Carpenter, J	Addressing Europe’s Urban Challenges: Lessons from the EU URBAN Community Initiative	Urban Studies, 43(12), pp2145-2162	2006	Makes explicit the need for social programs to complement physical interventions
Castells, N	HOPE VI Neighbourhood Spillover Effects in Baltimore	Cityscape, 12(1), pp. 65-98	2010	Special edition of Cityscape
Chaskin and Joseph	Building “Community” in Mixed-Income Developments	Research Brief 1, School of Social Service Administration, University of Chicago	2009
Chaskin and Joseph	Building “Community” in Mixed-Income Developments	Urban Affairs Review, 45(3), pp. 299-335	2010
Cheshire, P	Are mixed communities the answer to segregation and poverty?			Four page summary by JRF
Cheshire, P	Segregated neighbourhoods and mixed communities: A critical analysis			Full length document
Clark, W	Reexamining the Moving to Opportunity Study and its Contribution to Changing the Distribution of Poverty and Ethnic Concentration	Demography, 45(3), pp. 515-535	2008
Cunningham and Sawyer	Moving to Better Neighbourhoods with Mobility Counselling	Metropolitan Housing and Communities Center	2005	A Roof Over Their Heads: Chantes and Challenges for Public Housing Residents
Cunningham, M	An Improved Living Environment? Relocation Outcomes for HOPE VI Relocatees	Metropolitan Housing and Communities Center	2004	A Roof Over Their Heads: Chantes and Challenges for Public Housing Residents
Cunningham, Popkin and Burt	Public Housing Transformation and the “Hard to House”	Metropolitan Housing and Communities Center	2005	A Roof Over Their Heads: Chantes and Challenges for Public Housing Residents
Curley, A	Neighbourhood Institutions, Facilities, and Public Space: A missing link for HOPE VI residents’ development of social capital?	Cityscape, 12(1), pp. 33-64	2010	Special edition of Cityscape
Darcy, M	De-concentration of Disadvantage and Mixed Income Housing: A critical discourse approach	Housing, Theory and Society, 27(1), pp. 1-22	2010
Dean and Hastings	Challenging Images: Housing estates, stigma and regeneration	Joseph Rowntree Foundation	2000
Dekker, K. and Bolt, G.	Social cohesion in heterogeneous neighbourhoods in the Netherlands: The cases of Bouwlust and Hoograven	City Futures Conference, Chicago, 8-10 July 2004	2004
Eiseman, Cove and Popkin	Resilient Children in Distressed Neighbourhoods: Evidence from the HOPE VI Panel Study	Metropolitan Housing and Communities Center	2005	A Roof Over Their Heads: Chantes and Challenges for Public Housing Residents
Fainstein, S	Cities and diversity; Should we want it? Can we plan for it?	Columbia University	2005	Overview of academic literature on social mix
Galster and Zobel	Will Dispersed Housing Programmes Reduce Social Problems in the US?	Housing Studies, 13(5), pp. 605-622	1998
Galster, G	Neighbourhood Social Mix as a Goal of Housing Policy: A theoretical analysis	European Journal of Housing Policy, 7(1), pp. 19-43	2007
Galster, G	The Mechanism(s) of Neighbourhood Effects: Theory, evidence and policy implications	Neighbourhood Effects: Theory and evidence seminar, Scotland	2010	Obtained via email from Peter Phibbs
Garcia and Tapada	Communities in Transition: Dynamics of adaptation in an urban restructuring process	European Network for Housing Research International Housing conference, Reykjavik	2005
Goering, J & Feins, J	Social Science, Housing Policy, and the Harmful Effects of Poverty	Journal of Urban Affairs, 30(2), pp. 139-148	2008	Part of collection of 4 articles on the ‘dispersal consensus’
Goetz, E	Forced Relocation vs. Voluntary Mobility: The effects of dispersal programmes on households	Housing Studies, 17(1), pp. 107-123	2002
Goetz, E	Better Neighbourhoods, Better Outcomes? Explaining relocation outcomes in HOPE VI	Cityscape, 12(1), pp. 5-32	2010	Special edition of Cityscape
Goetz, E	Desegregation in 3D: Displacement, Dispersal and Development in American Public Housing	Housing Studies, 25(2), pp. 137-158	2010	Special Issue of Housing Studies (March 2010)
Graham, Manley, Hiscock, Boyle & Doherty	Mixing Housing Tenures: Is it good for social well-being?	Urban Studies, 46(1), pp. 139-165	2009
Graves, E	The Structuring of Urban Life in a Mixed-Income Housing “Community”	City and Community, 9(1), pp. 109-131	2010
Gruis, Visscher and Kleinhans	Sustainable Neighbourhood Transformation	IOS Press/ Delft University Press	2006
Harris and Kaye	How Are HOPE VI Families Faring? Health	Metropolitan Housing and Communities Center	2004	A Roof Over Their Heads: Chantes and Challenges for Public Housing Residents
Hastings, A.	Neighbourhood Environmental Services and Neighbourhood ‘Effects’: Exploring the role of urban services in intensifying neighbourhood problems	Housing Studies, 24(4), pp. 503-524	2009
Imbroscio, D	“United and Actuated by Some Common Impulse of Passion”: Challenging the dispersal consensus in American housing policy research	Journal of Urban Affairs, 30(2), pp. 111-130	2008	Part of collection of 4 articles on the ‘dispersal consensus’
Imbroscio, D	Rebutting Nonrebuttals: A rejoinder to my critics	Journal of Urban Affairs, 30(2), pp. 149-154	2008	Part of collection of 4 articles on the ‘dispersal consensus’
Jacobs and Baeder	Housing Interventions and Health: A review of the evidence	National Center for Healthy Housing	2009
Johnston, C	Housing Policy and Social Mix: An exploratory paper	Shelter Brief 19	2002
Joseph Rowntree Foundation	Neighbourhood Images in East London	Findings	1999	Four page summary by JRF
Joseph Rowntree Foundation	Neighbourhood Images in Liverpool	Findings	1999	Four page summary by JRF
Joseph Rowntree Foundation	Neighbourhood Images in Nottingham	Findings	1999	Four page summary by JRF
Joseph Rowntree Foundation	Neighbourhood Images in Teesside	Findings	1999	Four page summary by JRF
Joseph Rowntree Foundation	Social cohesion and urban inclusion for disadvantaged neighbourhoods	Foundations	1999	Six page summary by JRF
Joseph Rowntree Foundation	Neighbourhoods That Work	Findings	2003	Four page summary by JRF
Joseph Rowntree Foundation	Developer and purchaser attitudes to new build mixed tenure housing	Findings: Informing change	2006	Four page summary by JRF
Joseph Rowntree Foundation	Mixed Communities: Success and sustainability	Joseph Rowntree Foundation	2006
Joseph Rowntree Foundation	Attachment to place, social networks, mobility and prospects of young people	Findings: Informing change	2007	Four page summary by JRF
Joseph, Chaskin and Webber	The Theoretical Basis for Addressing Poverty Through Mixed-Income Development	Urban Affairs Review, 42(3), pp. 369-409	2007
Joseph, M	Is Mixed-Income Development an Antidote to Urban Poverty	Housing Policy Debate, 17(2), pp. 209-234	2006
Jupp, B	Living Together: Community life on mixed tenure estates	Demos	1999
Katz, Bruce	Neighbourhoods of Choice and Connection: The evolution of American neighbourhood policy and what it means for the United Kingdom	Joseph Rowntree Foundation	2004
Kearns and Mason	Mixed Tenure Communities and Neighbourhood Quality	Housing Studies, 22(5), pp. 661-691	2007
Kintrea and Atkinson	Neighbourhoods and Social Exclusion: The research and policy implications of neighbourhood effects	Discussion Paper No. 3, Urban Change and Policy Research Group, University of Glasgow	2001
Kleinhans, R	Social Implications of Housing Diversification in Urban Renewal: A review of recent literature	Journal of Housing and the Built Environment, 19, pp. 367-390	2004
Knapman, Lambert and Manuel	Marden: A study in social mix	A Report for the Cities Commission in conjunction with the South Australian Housing Trust	1975
Knox and Alcock	Approaches to Community Governance: Models for mixed tenure communities	The Policy Press
Levy and Kaye	How are HOPE VI Families Faring? Income and Employment	Metropolitan Housing and Communities Center	2004	A Roof Over Their Heads: Chantes and Challenges for Public Housing Residents
Lilley, D	Public Housing De-concentration: A practitioner’s view	Housing Works, 8(3), pp. 28-30	2010
Loopmans, De Decker and Kesteloot	Social Mix and Passive Revolution. A Neo-Gramscian Analysis of the Social Mix Rhetoric in Flanders, Belgium	Housing Studies, 25(2), pp. 181-200	2010	Special Issue of Housing Studies (March 2010)
Lupton and Fuller	Mixed Communities: A new approach to spatially concentrated poverty in England	International Journal of Urban and Regional Research, 33(4), pp. 1014-1028	2009
Martin, G and Watkinson, J	Rebalancing communities by mixing tenures on social housing estates			Four page summary by JRF
Martin, G and Watkinson, J	Rebalancing communities: Introducing mixed incomes into existing rented housing estates			Full length document
Meen et at	Economic Segregation in England: Causes, consequences and policy	Joseph Rowntree Foundation	2005	Four page summary by JRF
Meen et at	Economic Segregation in England: Causes, consequences and policy	Joseph Rowntree Foundation	2005	Full length document
Naparstek et al	HOPE VI: Community Building Makes a Difference	Department of Housing and Urban Development	2000
Orr et al	Moving to Opportunity Interim Impacts Evaluation: Final Report	Department of Housing and Urban Development	2003
Ostendorf, Musterd and De Vos	Social Mix and the Neighbourhood Effect. Policy ambitions and empirical evidence	Housing Studies, 16(3), pp. 371-380	2001
Outhwaite, A	Housing Hope – Stateside reform	Housing Works, 8(1), pp. 16-18	2010
Ouwehand and Bosch	Everyday Life and Social Mixing in a Changing Neighbourhood	Work in progress…
Overman, H	Neighbourhood Effects in Large and Small Neighbourhoods	Urban Studies, 39(1), pp. 117-130	2002
Parkes, Kearns and Atkinson	What Makes people Dissatisfied with Their Neighbourhoods?	Urban Studies, 39(13), pp. 2413-2438	2002
Phillips and Harrison	Constructing an Integrated Society: Historical Lessons for Tackling Black and Minority Ethnic Housing Segregation in Britain	Housing Studies, 25(2), pp. 221-235	2010	Special Issue of Housing Studies (March 2010)
Polikoff, A	Overview: Three remaining HOPE VI challenges	Housing Policy Debate, 20(1), pp. 147-151	2010
Popkin et al	HOPE VI Panel Study: Baseline report (final)	The Urban Institute	2002	Only exec summary printed
Popkin et al	A Decate of HOPE VI: Research findings and policy challenges	The Urban Institute	2004
Popkin et al	The Chicago Family Case Management Demonstration: Developing a new model for serving “hard to house” public housing families	The Urban Institute	2008	See also:
Popkin, Eiseman and Cove	How Are HOPE VI Families Faring? Children	Metropolitan Housing and Communities Center	2004	A Roof Over Their Heads: Chantes and Challenges for Public Housing Residents
Popkin, Levy and Buron	Has HOPE VI Transformed Residents’ Lives? New Evidence from the HOPE VI Panel Study	Housing Studies, 24(4), pp. 477-502	2009
Popkin, S	A glass half empty? New evidence from the HOPE VI Panel Study	Housing Policy Debate, 20(1), pp. 43-63	2010
Qld Department of Housing	Social Mix Checklist: Incorporating policy principles and guides for implementation		1994
Randolph and Wood	The Benefits of Tenure Diversification	AHURI Positioning Paper No. 65	2003
Randolph, Wood, Holloway and Buck	The Benefits of Tenure Diversification	AHURI Final Report No. 60	2004
Ruming, Mee and McGurk	Questioning the Rhetoric of Social Mix: Courteous Community or Hidden Hostility?	Australian Geographical Studies, 42(2), pp. 234-248	2004
Sampson, Morenoff and Gannon-Rowley	Assessing “Neighbourhood Effects”: Social processes and new directions in research	Annual Review of Sociology, 28, pp. 443-478	2002
Sarkissian, Forsyth and Heine	Residential ‘Social Mix’: The debate continues	Australian Planner	1990
Smith and Ferryman	Saying Good-Bye: Relocating Senior Citizens in the HOPE VI Panel Study	Metropolitan Housing and Communities Center	2006	A Roof Over Their Heads: Chantes and Challenges for Public Housing Residents
Stoloff, J	Guest Editor’s Introduction (HOPE VI issue)	Cityscape, 12(1), pp. 1-4	2010	Special edition of Cityscape
Talen, E	The Context of Diversity: A Study of Six Chicago Neighbourhoods	Urban Studies, 47(3), pp. 486-513	2010
Theodos et al	Inclusive Public Housing: Services for the Hard to House	The Urban Institute	2010
Tunstall and Fenton	In the Mix: A review of mixed income, mixed tenure and mixed communities	Joseph Rowntree Foundation	2006
Turner et al	Distressed Public Housing – What it costs to do nothing	The urban Institute	2005
Universities of Newcastle and Northumbria	Transferable Lessons in Regeneration from the Housing Action Trusts		2000	Summary of paper that is no longer available (referenced in Straight Talk SIA)
van Ham and Manley	The Effect of Neighbourhood Housing Tenure Mix on Labour Market Outcomes: A Longitudinal Perspective	IZA Discussion Paper No. 4094, The Institute for the Study of Labor, Bonn	2009	Subsequent journal article published in 2010 and referred to by Michael Darcy
van Ham and Manley	The effect of neighbourhood housing tenure mix on labour market outcomes: a longitudinal investigation of neighbourhood effects	Journal of Economic Geography, 10, pp. 257-282	2010
Vinson and Baldry	The Spatial Clustering of Child Maltreatment: Are micro-social environments involved?	Trends and Issues in Crime and Criminal Justice, No 119	1999
Ware, V., Gronda, H and Vitis, L	Addressing Locational Disadvantage Effectively	AHURI Research Synthesis Service	2010
Weatherburn and Lind	Poverty, Parenting, Peers and Crime-Prone Neighbourhoods	Trends and Issues in Crime and Criminal Justice, No 85.	1998
Wong and Schulze Baing	Brownfield Residential Redevelopment in England: What happens to the most deprived neighbourhoods?	Joseph Rowntree Foundation	2010
Wood, M	A Balancing Act? Tenure diversification in Australia and Britain	Housing Studies Association Conference	2002
Zielenbach and Voith	HOPE VI and Neighbourhood Economic Development: The importance of local market dynamics	Cityscape, 12(1), pp. 99-132	2010	Special edition of Cityscape
Ziersch and Arthurson	Social Capital and Housing Tenure in an Adelaide Neighbourhood	Urban Policy and Research, 25(4), pp. 409-431	2007
Ziller, A	Social Mix and Tenure Mix: A literature review	Prepared for Landcom	2006

A second document containing links to material available online can be found at: Publicly Accessible Literature Relating to Social Mix

Source: This list has been prepared by HNSW and supplied as a result of requests for details of the research being relied upon.