Journal of Political Institutions and Political Economy > Vol 5 > Issue 1

Special Issue - The Political Economy of Housing

Edited by:
Jeffery A. Jenkins, University of Southern California, USA, jenkinja@price.usc.edu


Published: 02 Sep 2024

Volume 5, Issue 1

The Public Meeting Paradox: How NIMBY-Dominated Public Meetings Can Enable New Housing

 Allison K. Cuttner  |  Ryan Hübert  |  B. Pablo Montagnes
Volume 5, Issue 1

Understanding Opposition to Apartment Buildings

 Martin Vinæs Larsen  |  Niels Nyholt
Volume 5, Issue 1

When Do Local Interest Groups Participate in the Housing Entitlement Process?

 Michael Hankinson  |  Asya Magazinnik  |  Anna Weissman
Volume 5, Issue 1

How Affordable Housing Can Exclude: The Political Economy of Subsidized Housing

 Katherine Levine Einstein  |  Maxwell Palmer
Volume 5, Issue 1

Liability for Homelessness

 David Foster  |  Joseph Warren
Volume 5, Issue 1

What State Housing Policies Do Voters Want? Evidence from a Platform-Choice Experiment

 Christopher S. Elmendorf  |  Clayton Nall  |  Stan Oklobdzija
Volume 5, Issue 1

Homogeneity in Housing Development: Benefits for Investors Over Residents

 Sofia Borushkina  |  Aleksei Kiselev