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P. Lamaty,B. Mazar,D. Demigny,L. Kessal,M. Karabernouand Lithuania. It also explores claims that a distinctly “westward-looking orientation” in their design produced housing estates that were superior in design to those produced elsewhere in the Soviet Union (between 1944 and 1991, Estonia was a member republic of the USSR)..??.The first two parts of

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Eric Senn,Eric Martinand Tallinn, Estonia from the 1960s to the 1980s. In both countries, ensuring proper services to modern citizens was initially based on the conceptual model of a multistage domestic service system with small shops integrated into the urban fabric next to homes, and larger mikrorayon centres with sel

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D. Demigny,L. Kessal,J. Ponsand Tallinn, Estonia from the 1960s to the 1980s. In both countries, ensuring proper services to modern citizens was initially based on the conceptual model of a multistage domestic service system with small shops integrated into the urban fabric next to homes, and larger mikrorayon centres with sel

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Rapha?l David,Daniel Chillet,Sébastien Pillement,Olivier Sentieys that they, like the Baltics, were in some ways distanced from the highly standardised orthodoxies of mainstream Soviet mass housing. With the aim of underlining the extreme diversity of the political/organisational and architectural solutions of mass housing within Central and Eastern Europe, the c

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Gilles Sassatelli,Lionel Torres,Pascal Benoit,Gaston Cambon,Michel Robert,Jér?me Galyrban researchers are increasingly interested in residential changes in these areas, showing how demographic and socioeconomic processes interact with the decline or upgrading of this distinct type of housing. In Europe, the debate concerning large housing estates is largely related to a declining an

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L. Kessal,R. Bourguiba,D. Demigny,N. Boudouani,M. Karabernoumarket failure. In this chapter, we examine housing institutions that are established and owned by the government in order to facilitate the flow of financial and other resources into the housing sector. Governments may set up housing institutions as a strategic instrument, particularly when there i

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Raul Camposano,Don MacMillenent. In theory, competitive markets provide the conditions required for economic efficiency in production and consumption, as well as in exchange. Cities are generally viewed as being subject to market failures, with numerous situations where competitive markets do not work and where natural monopol

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Leandro Soares Indrusiak,Juergen Becker,Manfred Glesner,Ricardo Augusto da Luz Reisr, we consider how the lessons learned can translate into smart practices for housing finance systems.. Housing finance systems vary significantly across countries, and a policy that works well in a particular context may not have the same successful outcomes when transplanted to another setting. Th