Call for Papers:
The journal welcomes scholarly articles about any aspect of housing policy, systems and practice. In particular, are invited articles which:
- highlight policy developments in national and sub-national housing systems
- contribute to the comparative analysis of housing
- locate housing within the wider context of European integration
- link housing to wider economic and social changes
- link housing to related social and economic policies, including urban regeneration
At present English-language literature on housing policy is mostly about the countries of northern Europe. This leaves some important gaps. The Editors especially pleased to receive articles about developments in southern, central and eastern Europe.
EJHP also welcomes relevant articles on housing policy outside Europe, for example which:
- compare policies with European countries
- link policy developments to the European context
- are of relevance to housing policy in European countries in other ways
Articles should be in the range 6,000-8,000 words, including a 150 word abstract. The length of an article should be indicated on its front page. Articles should be double-spaced and printed on one side of A4 sheets. Because articles will be sent out to referees, authors should include two front pages. One should include the title, author and institutional affiliation. The other should include the title only. Four copies should be sent to Mark Stephens, Editor, European Journal of Housing Policy, Department of Urban Studies, University of Glasgow, 25-28 Bute Gardens, Glasgow, G12 8RS, UK.
