Housing and social cohesion: an empirical exploration

Phil Lewis; Kath Hulse

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Housing and social cohesion: an empirical exploration

4 Jun 2007

Phil Lewis,

Kath Hulse

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Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute

Housing Australia

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This final report of an AHURI research project identifies three dimensions of social cohesion: social connectedness, inequality, and cultural environment. Home ownership is more positively associated with each of these dimensions than either public or private renting.

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Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute Limited 2007

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4 Jun 2007

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