This book is a comprehensive investigation into the housing question in Germany and Austria, as compiled by the Verein für Socialpolitik. It originates from a project initiated in the late 19th century and examines various attempts to address housing issues in these countries and abroad. The focus is on analyzing the effectiveness of historical and contemporary measures taken to improve housing conditions, especially for the lower classes. The book also aims to provide critical evaluations of these efforts and suggest future strategies. It involves contributions from various experts who offer insights into urban development, legislative actions, and socio-economic factors affecting housing. The intended audience includes policymakers, academics, and professionals engaged in urban planning and social policy. |