Metropolitan Research Institute

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Housing policy

Housing policy after 2000

  • Hegedüs, József (2020) Introduction to the Special Issue: Varieties of Housing Regime Approaches. In: Critical Housing Analysis.Volume: 7, Issue: 1, Pages: 1-4
  • Hegedüs, József (2020) Understanding Housing Development in New European Member States – a Housing Regime Approach. In: Critical Housing Analysis. Volumen: 7, Issue 1, Pages: 49-62
  • Hegedüs, József, Somogyi Eszter: Moving from an Authoritarian State System to an Authoritarian Market System: Housing Finance Milestones in Hungary between 1979 and 2014, In: Szerk.: Jens Lunde, Szerk.: Christine Whitehead Milestones in European Housing Finance. Oxford: Wiley-Blackwell Publishing Ltd., 2016. pp. 201-217.
  • Teller, N. (2015): Local Governance, Socio-Spatial Development and Segregation in Post-Transition Hungary. In: Serbian Architectural Journal, Vol 7. Nr 3, pp. 285-298.
  • Hegedüs, J., Lux, M., Sunega, P. and Teller, N. (2014): Social Housing in Post-Socialist Countries, In: Scanlon,K., Whitehead, Ch., and Arrigoitia, M. F.: Social Housing in Europe, pp.239-253.
  • Hegedüs, J., V. Horváth and Nóra Tosics: Economic and legal conflicts between landlords and tenants in the Hungarian private rental sector. International Journal of Housing Policy, Vol. 14. No. 2, June 2014.
  • Hegedüs, J. (2014): “Unorthodox” housing policy in Hungary – is there a way back to public housing? to be published in The Future of Public Housing: Trends in the East and the West (ed.: Jie Chen, Mark Stephens, Joyce Yanyun Man) Springer (Springer-Verlag GmbH, Germany) 2014
  • Hegedüs, J., Lux, M. és Teller, N. eds. 2013 „Social Housing in Transition Countries.” Routledge.
    • József Hegedüs: The Transformation of the Social Housing Sector in Eastern Europe – a Conceptual Framework, in Hegedüs-Lux-Teller (eds.): Social Housing in Transition Countries, pp. 1-32 Routledge 2013.
    • József Hegedüs: Housing privatization and restitution in post-socialist countries, in Hegedüs-Lux-Teller (eds.): Social Housing in Transition Countries, pp. 33-49 Routledge 2013.)
    • Wolfgang Amann, József Hegedüs, Martin Lux, Elisabeth Springler: Financing Social Housing In Hegedüs-Lux-Teller (eds.): Social Housing in Transition Countries, pp. 50-64 Routledge 2013
    • József Hegedüs – Nóra Teller: Social Landlords and Social Housing Management Introduction: Trends in Social Housing Management In Hegedüs-Lux-Teller (eds.): Social Housing in Transition Countries, pp. 81-97 Routledge 2013
    • Jozsef Hegedus, Gorana Stjepanović, And Nora Teller: Bosnia and Herzegovina: Limits of the Human Rights Approach to Social Housing in Hegedüs-Lux-Teller (eds.): Social Housing in Transition Countries, pp. 117-127 Routledge 2013.
    • József Hegedüs: Social housing in Hungary: Ideas and plans without political will in Hegedüs-Lux-Teller (eds.): Social Housing in in Transition Countries, pp. 180-194 Routledge 2013.)
  • Tosics, I. 2012. „Housing and the State in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe.” In: J. Smith, S., Elsinga, M., Fox O’Mahony, L., Ong, S. E., Wachter, S. és Hamnett, C. (eds.) International Encyclopedia of Housing and Home, Vol 3. Oxford: Elsevier; 2012. pp. 355–362.
  • Toussaint, Janneke, Hanna Szemző, Marja Elsinga, Jozsef Hegedüs, and Nora Teller. 2012.. “Owner-occupation, Mortgages and Intergenerational Transfers: The Extreme Cases of Hungary and the Netherlands.” International Journal of Housing Policy 12, no. 1 (2012): 69-90.
  • Hegedüs J.,: Housing policy and the economic crisis – the case of Hungary in Housing Markets And The Global Financial Crisis: The Uneven Impact On Households edited by  Ray Forrest and Ngai-Ming Yip Edward Elgar Publishing Limited  2011, p. 113-130
  • József Hegedüs, Martin Lux, and Petr Sunega, “Decline and depression: the impact of the global economic crisis on housing markets in two post-socialist states,” Journal of Housing and the Built Environment 26 (June 11, 2011): 315-333.
  • Hegedüs, J.: Social Safety Nets, the Informal Economy and Housing Poverty – Experiences in Transitional Countries in: European Journal of Homelessness Volume 5, No. 1 August 2011, p 15-26
  • Hegedüs, J (2010).: Towards a New Housing System in Transitional Countries: The Case of Hungary, In Housing Market Challenges in Europe and the United States (edited by Philip Arestis, Peter Mooslechner and Karin Wagner) Palgrave Macmillan pp. 178-202
  • Hegedüs, J. and  Szemző, H.: Shaping the new welfare regime in transition countries: the interplay of public policies and households’ strategies (case of Hungary)   Conference: Comparative Housing Research – Approaches and Policy Challenges in a New International Era 24-25 March 2010 TU Delft, The Netherlands
  • Hegedüs, J.  Eszenyi O., Teller  N. (2010) Housing Needs in Hungary MRI http://www.habitat.org/eurasia/pdf/MRI_housing_needs_hungary_study.pdf
  • Hegedüs, J., Gerőházi, É. és Somogyi, E. 2010. „Study on housing exclusion: Welfare policies, housing provision and labor markets.” Country report for Hungary. Study commissioned in the framework of the PROGRESS Programme by the European Commission, May 2010.
  • Hegedüs, József: How does “path dependency” explain changes in the Eastern-European Housing Model (EEHM)?  Talk given at 2009 European Network of Housing Researchers (ENHR) Prague conference
  • Teller, N. 2009. „Vulnerable Groups and the Effects of Selected Local Government Service Delivery Policies in Three Hungarian Cities.” Pallai, K. ed. Who Decides? Development, Planning, Services, and Vulnerable Groups. Budapest: OSI/LGI.
  • Tosics, I. 2008. „Negotiating with the Commission: the debates on the ’housing element’ of the Structural Funds.” Urban Research and Practice 1(1): 93-100.
  • Hegedüs, József and Teller, Nóra (2007) Hungary: Escape into homeownership in: Homeownership beyond asset and security (edited: Elsinga, M., Decker, P. Teller, N and Toussaint, J.) Housing and Urban Policy Studies, 32.  IOS Press (133-172 pp.)
  • Hegedüs, J. 2007. „Social Housing in Hungary.” Whitehead, C. and Scalon, K. eds. Social Housing in Europe pp.
  • 105-118. London: LSE (London School of Economics).
  • Hegedüs, J. 2007. „Social Housing in Transition Countries.” Whitehead, C. and Scalon, K. eds. Social Housing in Europe. 165-178 London: LSE (London School of Economics).
  • Hegedüs, J. and Teller, N. 2007. „Homeownership and economic transition in Central and East European Countries: Hungary as a case study.” Horsewood, N. and Neuteboom, P. eds. Home Ownership: Limits to Growth. Amsterdam: IOS Press.
  • Hegedüs, J. and Teller, N. 2006. „Managing risks in the new housing regimes of the transition countries. The case of Hungary.” Doling, J. and Elsinga, M.G. eds. Home ownership. Getting in, getting from, getting out. Part II. Housing and Urban Policy Studies 30: 175-200. Delft: University Press.
  • Hegedüs, J. and Teller, N. 2007. „The privatization of the housing stock in Eastern Europe – the case of Hungary.” Horsewood, N. and Neuteboom, P. eds. Home Ownership: Limits to Growth. Amsterdam: IOS Press.
  • Hegedüs, J. and Struyk, R.  eds. 2006. Housing Finance: New and Old Models in Central Europe, Russia, and Kazakhstan. Budapest: LGI.
  • Hegedüs, J. and Teller, N. 2005. „Development of the housing allowance programmes in Hungary in the context of CEE transitional countries.” European Journal of Housing Policy 5(2): 187–209.
  • Hegedüs, J. and Struyk, R. 2005. „Divergences and Convergences in Restructuring Housing Finance in Transition Countries.” Hegedüs, J. and Struyk, R.J. eds. Housing Finance: New and Old Models in Central Europe, Russia and Kazakhstan pp. 3-41. Budapest: OSI/LGI.
    • Hegedüs, J. – R. Struyk (2005):  Divergences and Convergences in Restructuring Housing Finance in Transition Countries in Housing Finance: New and Old Models in Central Europe, Russia and Kazakhstan (edited by J. Hegedüs and R.J. Struyk) OSI/LGI, p. 3-41
    • Hegedüs, J. – E. Somogy (2005): Evaluation of the Hungarian Mortgage Program 2000-2004, in Housing Finance: New and Old Models in Central Europe, Russia and Kazakhstan (edited by J. Hegedüs and R.J. Struyk) OSI/LGI, p 177-208
  • Hegedüs, J. and Teller, N. 2004. „The social and economic significance of housing management.” Housing in South Eastern Europe: solving the puzzle of changes. 21-35. Paris: Council of Europe Development Bank and World Bank.
  • Tosics, I. and Hegedüs, J. 2003. „Housing in South-Eastern Europe.” Lowe, S. and Tsenkova, S. eds. Housing Change in East and Central Europe Integration or Fragmentation? Chapter 2: 21-44. Ashgate.
  • Hegedüs, J. 2003. „Decentralisation and structural adjustment in Hungary.” Brillantes, A., Ilago, S., Santiago, E. and Esden, B. eds. Decentralisation and Power Shift. 461-495.
  • Hegedüs, J. and Teller, N. 2003. Executive Summary on the Report of „Management of the Housing Stock in South-Eastern Europe.”
  • Erdösi, S.;  J. Hegedüs and E. Somogyi: Is private rental an option for urban housing provision in Hungary? Journal of Housing and Built Environment Volume 15 No. 3, 2000 pp. 267-291.

 

The first decade of transition: housing policy between 1990-2000

  • Hegedüs, J. 2005. „Die Zukunft des Mietwohnsektors in Osteuropa.” Ost-West-Gegeninformationen Jg. 17(1): 3-7.
  • Tosics, I. 2005. „Alternativen zur Massenprivatisierung von Wohnraum.” Ost-West-Gegeninformationen Jg. 17(1): 8-10.
  • Tosics, I. 2003. „Comparative Perspectives on Urban Housing Conditions.” Lowe, S. and Tsenkova, S. eds. Housing Change in East and Central Europe Integration or Fragmentation? Chapter 5: 73-80. Ashgate.
  • Tosics, I. 2002. „Measuring and Evaluating Transition: The Blessing and Curse of Indicators.” Transition Newsletter. The Newsletter about reforming economies. The World Bank in collaboration with Stockholm School of Economics, The William Davidson Institute. 13(3) May-June.
  • Hegedüs, J. 2002. „Housing Finance in South-Eastern Europe.” report prepared for the Council of Europe.
  • Tosics, I. 2001. „The Mass give-away – lessons learnt from the privatisation of housing in central and eastern Europe.” Eurocities Magazine, Autumn 2001(14): 15-16.
  • Hegedüs J . and É. Várhegyi (2000) : The Crisis in Housing Financing in the 1990s in Hungary. Urban Studies, Vol. 37, No. 9, 1610-1641.
  • Gerőházi, É., Hegedüs, J. and Tosics, I. 2000. „The dilemmas of restructuring the Social Rental Sector in Hungary.” Lux, M. ed. Social Housing in Europe 2000. Praha: Instittue of Sociology.
  • Hegedüs, J. and Tosics, I. 1998. „Rent Reform – Issues for the Countries of Eastern Europe and the Newly Independent States.” Housing Studies 13(5): 657-678. September.
  • Hegedüs, J – Tosics, I, 1998: ‘Towards New Models of the Housing System’ In: György Enyedi (ed) Social Change and Urban Restructuring in Central Europe. Akadémiai, Budapest, 1998
  • Tosics, I. 1998. „European integration and the East-Central European ‘outsiders’.” Kleinmann, M., Matznetter, W. and Stephens, M. eds. European Integration and Housing Policy. Part IV. Chapter 15: 275-299. London and New York: Routledge.
  • Tosics, I. 1997. „Habitat II conference on Human Settlements, Istanbul, June 1996.” International Journal of Urban and Regional Research 21(2).
  • Hegedüs, J. and Tosics, I. 1996. „East-Central European Urban and Housing Indicators System.” The Urban Age, August.
  • Hegedüs, J. and Tosics, I. 1996. „Housing in Transition.” Balchin, P. ed. Housing Policy in Europe. 244-272. London; New York: Routledge.
  • Hegedüs, J., Mark, K. and Tosics, I. 1996. „Hungarian Housing in Transition.” Struyk, R. ed. Economic Restructuring in the Former Soviet Bloc: The Case of Housing, Washington, D.C.: The Urban Institute Press.
  • Hegedüs, J., Mayo, Stephen E. and Tosics, I. 1996. „Transition of the Housing Sector in the East Central European Countries.” Rewiew of Urban & Regional Development Studies 8: 101-136
  • Hegedüs, J., Mark, K., Struyk, R. and Tosics, I. 1993. „Local Options for Transforming the Public Rental Sector. Empirical Results from Two Cities in Hungary.” Cities 10(3): 257-271.
  • Hegedüs, J., Struyk, R. and Tosics, I. 1991. „Integrating State Rental Housing with the Private Market. Designing housing allowances for Hungary.” Urban Institute Report 91-7. Washington, D.C.
  • Hegedüs J. – Tosics I.(1991): ‘Gentrification in Eastern Europe: The case of Budapest’ In: Urban Housing for the Better-Off: Gentrification in Europe’ , Jan van Weesep and Sako Musterd (eds), Stedelijke Netwerken, Utrecht, The Netherlands, 1991, pp. 124-136

 

The East European Housing Model: housing before the transition

  • Hegedüs, J. and Tosics, I. 1996. „Disintegration of the East-European Housing Model.” Clapham, D., Hegedüs, J., Kintrea, K. and Tosics I. eds, with Helen Kay. Housing Privatization in Eastern Europe. Westport, Connecticut; London: Greenwood Press.
  • Hegedüs, J. and Tosics, I. 1993. “Housing indicators in transitional economies: a new tool for policy making. The Hungarian housing indicators program intensive survey.” The Netherlands Journal of Housing and the Built Environment 8(1): 85-95.
  • Hegedüs J (1992).: ‘Self help housing in Hungary’  in: Beyond Self-Help Housing Kosta Matey (ed.) Profil Verlag, München ,pp. 217-231
  • Hegedüs, J. and Tosics, I. 1992. „Conclusion: Past Tendencies and Recent Problems of the East European Housing Model.” Turner, B., Hegedüs, J. and Tosics, I. The Reform of Housing in Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union. Routledge.
  • Hegedüs, J. and Tosics, I. 1991. „Filtering in Socialist Housing Systems. Results of Vacancy Chain Surveys in Hungary.” Urban Geography 12(1): pp. 19-34.
  • Hegedüs J. – Tosics I. (1990): ‘Moving away from the Socialist Housing Model (The Changing Role of Filtering in Hungarian Housing) in “Government and  Housing”, edited by Jan Van Weesep and Willem Van Vliet, Sage, 1990, pp 242-259
  • Hegedüs, J. and Tosics, I. 1990. „Hungarian Housing Finance, 1983-1990. A failure of housing reform.” Housing Finance International, August, 1990
  • Hegedüs J.(1988): ‘Inequalities in East European cities: A reply to Iván Szelényi’ International Journal of Urban and Regional Research, Vol 12 Number 2 March 1988.
  • Hegedüs J. (1987): ‘Reconsidering the roles of the state and the market in socialist housing systems’  International Journal of Urban and Regional Research, 11 (1) , pp. 79-97
  • Hegedüs J. – Tosics I.(1983): ‘Housing classes and housing policy: some changes in the Budapest housing market.’  International Journal of Urban and Regional Research, Dec 7:467-494

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