Residential Mobility in Moscow During the Transition*

Lee, Lisa; Struyk, Raymond J.

doi:10.1111/j.1468-2427.1996.tb00341.x

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“…However, these conclusions about the short-term impact of housing reform on residential mobility should not be generalised, since different gures and ndings are reported from Moscow. Here, Lee & Struyk (1996) found from 1992 on a continuous trend of increased residential mobility, and recognise it as "one of the most signi cant effects of these reforms" (p. 668).…”

Section: Mobility Rate and Privatisationmentioning

confidence: 92%

“…In circumstances of centralisation and of severe housing shortages such as under socialism, the 'waiting option' was signi cant indeed. In Moscow, for instance, the length of time spent on the waiting list was eight to 10 years (Lee & Struyk, 1996). Where shortages of such housing were avoided, such as in the case of Sweden, the Netherlands and some other European countries, state allocation of housing may provide more choice and may itself represent a more realistic housing choice, but still it is the 'waiting on the list' which is inherent to the housing choice situation.…”

Section: 'Housing Provision Mix' and A Historical Biasmentioning

confidence: 98%

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Residential Mobility versus 'In-place' Adjustments in Slovenia: Viewpoint from a Society 'in Transition'

Mandič¹

2001

Housing Studies

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Residential mobility is a widely discussed phenomenon perceived as a mechanism of housing adjustments and as a manifestation of housing choice. This paper focuses on 'in-place' adjustments and suggests its further recognition relative to mobility in both theoretical and empirical terms. By reviewing the main housing choice debates, the paper endeavours to show how the mobility-centred approach is insuf cient to capture and explain those housing choice situations where non-market options of housing provision are signi cant. This is important for an understanding of housing choice not only in societies in transition, but also as far as non-market (public and self-help) provision of housing is recognised. The paper explores two speci c types of 'in-place' housing adjustments: change in the housing status and major physical alteration of the residence of non-movers. For this purpose, Slovenian social survey data were used. Focusing on the present housing episode, its median duration was found to be very long and a surprisingly high incidence of such 'in-place dynamism' was found. The ndings of the empirical analysis in case of Slovenia indicate how the mobilitycentred approach might be insuf cient for comprehending a speci c 'housing choice situation', and point out the need for a more context-sensitive discussion of housing options to avoid the dangers of 'Anglo-Saxon hegemony'.

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Section: Mobility Rate and Privatisationmentioning

confidence: 92%

Section: 'Housing Provision Mix' and A Historical Biasmentioning

confidence: 98%

Residential Mobility versus 'In-place' Adjustments in Slovenia: Viewpoint from a Society 'in Transition'

Mandič¹

2001

Housing Studies

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“…O conceito de curso de vida incorpora também a forma como cada pessoa se ajusta às mudanças do mercado de habitação e ao contexto económico e social (Li, 2004:31 (Abramsson, 2008;Wu, 2006;Li, 2004;Lee e Struyk, 1996;Nordvik, 2001;Kulu, 2008).…”

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Trajectórias residenciais e Metropolização: uma análise introdutória a propósito da AML

Pereira¹,

Marques²

2011

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T Tr ra aj je ec ct tó ór ri ia as s r re es si id de en nc ci ia ai is s e e M Me et tr ro op po ol li iz za aç çã ão o: : u um ma a a an ná ál li is se e i in nt tr ro od du ut tó ór ri ia a a a p pr ro op pó ós si it to o d da a A AM ML L _ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ _ Começaremos por agrupar a bibliografia existente em duas correntes: a do ciclo de vida e da racionalidade económica; e a biográfica e relacional, discutindo as raízes disciplinares de cada uma, as opções metodológicas, o quadro analítico e a inserção institucional. Em segundo lugar, vamos expor os trabalhos realizados sobre o tema que realizaram inquéritos e entrevistas, dando conta das suas principais características. Por último iremos fazer uma contextualização empírica do caso da AML, caracterizando o processos de metropolização da AML. No fundo, este paper apresenta-se como uma primeira discussão dos dois eixos temáticos (trajectórias residenciais e metropolização) que são centrais para este estudo.T Tr ra aj je ec ct tó ór ri ia as s r re es si id de en nc ci ia ai is s e e M Me et tr ro op po ol li iz za aç çã ão o: : u um ma a a an ná ál li is se e i in nt tr ro od du ut tó ór ri ia a a a p pr ro op pó ós si it to o d da a A AM ML L _ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ _ No âmbito da vasta bibliografia existente, foram feitas várias tentativas de caracterização/sistematização das diferentes correntes em presença (Dieleman, 2001;Dieleman, 1996;Clark e Dieleman, 1996;Clark e Onaka, 1983;Pickles e Davies, 1991;Bonvalet e Brun, 2003;Brun, 1993;Winstanley, Thorns e Perkins, 2002). No nosso entender, podem identificarse, pelo menos, duas tradições teórico-metodológicas: a do ciclo de vida e da racionalidade económica; e a biográfica e relacional. São essas as perspectivas que iremos apresentar de seguida. A abordagem do ciclo de vida e da racionalidade económicaA primeira abordagem, desenvolvida pela Geografia com forte implantação nos países anglosaxónicos, nórdicos e Holanda, faz depender as "necessidades" residenciais da fase do ciclo de vida, num modelo que pode incorporar o contexto macro (mercado habitacional, conjuntura sócio-económica). T Tr ra aj je ec ct tó ór ri ia as s r re es si id de en nc ci ia ai is s e e M Me et tr ro op po ol li iz za aç çã ão o: : u um ma a a an ná ál li is se e i in nt tr ro od du ut tó ór ri ia a a a p pr ro op pó ós si it to o d da a A análise: (i) o mercado de habitação (ao nível metropolitano) onde o agregado reside (estatuto de ocupação, nível de preços, volume de vendas); (ii) as circunstâncias económicas e demográficas ao nível nacional (taxa de inflação; juros...

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“…In the cities of the region questions pertaining to socio-spatial differentiation have greatly gained significance in the wake of the decline of centralized control and structural economic change due to the transformation processes in the 1990s [12]. All authors agree that the privatization of the housing stock, the gradual emergence of a housing market and increasing socio-economic differences in society have augmented socio-spatial differentiation among the residential population [13].…”

Section: Theoretical Frameworkmentioning

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Housing for the new socio-economic elite - a case study of novi sad

Kostres

Reba

2010

Facta Univ Arch Civ Enge

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This paper examines the spatial dimension of economic inequalities that occurred in Serbia over the last 2 decades. The paper presents a case study of a city of Novi Sad, which has undergone radical changes both within its social and spatial structure that even today remain unparalleled in the region in terms of their nature and rate. In the 1990s, the specific political and economic conditions have led to the great transformations in demographics and the overall social structure, since the city, formerly experiencing negative population growth rates, has been rapidly populated by refugees from the wars in former Yugoslavia. At the same time, a large gap between the poor and the wealthy was created as the result of changes that marked the transition to the post-communist society. This has caused great changes of the built form that previous master plans could not anticipate. The implications of this process for housing involved the spatial segregation of diverse socio-economic groups. The paper presents 2 urban fragments where the houses for the new economic elite were built, both of which represent inadequate models. Both cases represent monotonous environments that lack spatial complexity and not encourage community binding. Therefore the paper also includes a proposal of a new concept for the housing for the inhabitants with higher-incomes

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Residential Mobility in Moscow During the Transition*

Cited by 8 publications

References 12 publications

Residential Mobility versus 'In-place' Adjustments in Slovenia: Viewpoint from a Society 'in Transition'

Residential Mobility versus 'In-place' Adjustments in Slovenia: Viewpoint from a Society 'in Transition'

Trajectórias residenciais e Metropolização: uma análise introdutória a propósito da AML

Housing for the new socio-economic elite - a case study of novi sad

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