Homeowner Ideology
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Homeowner Ideology
Economic (F)Utility of Real Property Rights in Four African Cities
Muyeba, Singumbe
The University of Michigan Press
03/2025
252
Dura
Inglês
9780472077328
15 a 20 dias
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List of Figures
List of Tables
Preface
Acknowledgments
Chapter 1. Poverty, Slum Conditions, and Homeownership
Chapter 2. Conceptualizing and Theorizing the Homeowner Ideology
Chapter 3. Pervasiveness of the Homeowner Ideology in Three of Four Sub-Saharan African Cities
Chapter 4. Kibera, Khayelitsha, Matero, and Zango
Chapter 5. The Homeowner Ideology and Freehold through Mortgages in Nairobi
Chapter 6. The Homeowner Ideology and Freehold through Subsidized Housing in Cape Town
Chapter 7. The Homeowner Ideology and Privatization of Council Housing in Lusaka
Chapter 8. The Antitheses of the Homeowner Ideology through Usufruct Rights to Social Housing in Luanda
Chapter 9. Conclusion: Persistence of the Homeowner Ideology in Africa
Appendix A: Understanding of Property Rights and Tenure Security
Appendix B: Summary of Claims about the Effects of Freehold and Lessons from the Developing World
Appendix C: Variable Descriptions for Chapter 8
Appendix D: Comparison of Paraiso and Zango 1 Households on Key Variables
References
Index
List of Tables
Preface
Acknowledgments
Chapter 1. Poverty, Slum Conditions, and Homeownership
Chapter 2. Conceptualizing and Theorizing the Homeowner Ideology
Chapter 3. Pervasiveness of the Homeowner Ideology in Three of Four Sub-Saharan African Cities
Chapter 4. Kibera, Khayelitsha, Matero, and Zango
Chapter 5. The Homeowner Ideology and Freehold through Mortgages in Nairobi
Chapter 6. The Homeowner Ideology and Freehold through Subsidized Housing in Cape Town
Chapter 7. The Homeowner Ideology and Privatization of Council Housing in Lusaka
Chapter 8. The Antitheses of the Homeowner Ideology through Usufruct Rights to Social Housing in Luanda
Chapter 9. Conclusion: Persistence of the Homeowner Ideology in Africa
Appendix A: Understanding of Property Rights and Tenure Security
Appendix B: Summary of Claims about the Effects of Freehold and Lessons from the Developing World
Appendix C: Variable Descriptions for Chapter 8
Appendix D: Comparison of Paraiso and Zango 1 Households on Key Variables
References
Index
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Homeownership;Ideology;Real property rights;Slums;Slum upgrading;Housing;Land tenure;Tenure security;Formalization of tenure;Property titling;Cities;Lusaka;Cape Town, Luanda;Nairobi;Africa;Economic institutions;Propensity score matching;Difference-in-Differences;Natural experiments
List of Figures
List of Tables
Preface
Acknowledgments
Chapter 1. Poverty, Slum Conditions, and Homeownership
Chapter 2. Conceptualizing and Theorizing the Homeowner Ideology
Chapter 3. Pervasiveness of the Homeowner Ideology in Three of Four Sub-Saharan African Cities
Chapter 4. Kibera, Khayelitsha, Matero, and Zango
Chapter 5. The Homeowner Ideology and Freehold through Mortgages in Nairobi
Chapter 6. The Homeowner Ideology and Freehold through Subsidized Housing in Cape Town
Chapter 7. The Homeowner Ideology and Privatization of Council Housing in Lusaka
Chapter 8. The Antitheses of the Homeowner Ideology through Usufruct Rights to Social Housing in Luanda
Chapter 9. Conclusion: Persistence of the Homeowner Ideology in Africa
Appendix A: Understanding of Property Rights and Tenure Security
Appendix B: Summary of Claims about the Effects of Freehold and Lessons from the Developing World
Appendix C: Variable Descriptions for Chapter 8
Appendix D: Comparison of Paraiso and Zango 1 Households on Key Variables
References
Index
List of Tables
Preface
Acknowledgments
Chapter 1. Poverty, Slum Conditions, and Homeownership
Chapter 2. Conceptualizing and Theorizing the Homeowner Ideology
Chapter 3. Pervasiveness of the Homeowner Ideology in Three of Four Sub-Saharan African Cities
Chapter 4. Kibera, Khayelitsha, Matero, and Zango
Chapter 5. The Homeowner Ideology and Freehold through Mortgages in Nairobi
Chapter 6. The Homeowner Ideology and Freehold through Subsidized Housing in Cape Town
Chapter 7. The Homeowner Ideology and Privatization of Council Housing in Lusaka
Chapter 8. The Antitheses of the Homeowner Ideology through Usufruct Rights to Social Housing in Luanda
Chapter 9. Conclusion: Persistence of the Homeowner Ideology in Africa
Appendix A: Understanding of Property Rights and Tenure Security
Appendix B: Summary of Claims about the Effects of Freehold and Lessons from the Developing World
Appendix C: Variable Descriptions for Chapter 8
Appendix D: Comparison of Paraiso and Zango 1 Households on Key Variables
References
Index
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