Immigrants and housing in the Netherlands Background: The housing system in the Netherlands

Kornalijnslijper, Nora; Shadid, W.

doi:10.1080/1369183x.1987.9975997

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“…A special case is the Surinamese, who benefited from a special housing arrangement. With the large influx following independence in the mid-1970s, their needs were taken care of by a "Central Office for Settlement Policy" which allocated them to new, rather high-quality, subsidized housing (see Kornalijnslijper and Shadid, 1985).…”

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