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September 5, 2025PoliticaOpen Access

The dismantling of public housing: the welfare state and housing policy

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KKKaroline Larsen KolstadMLMartin Vinæs Larsen

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Analysis highlights changes in public housing access and resident demographics, indicating a trend toward market-oriented policies.

Key Points

  • Access criteria for public housing have become more restrictive, affecting eligibility for social services.
  • Residents of public housing now tend to be more economically and socially marginalized than previous decades.
  • The public housing sector now represents a smaller share of overall construction, supplementing the private market.
  • The shift from a universal welfare approach to a selective market-oriented policy reflects broader changes in Danish society.

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Kolstad et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68bb4de86d6d5674bcd01aabhttps://doi.org/10.7146/politica.v57i3.159459
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