FULL CONFERENCE PROGRAMME - Housing Studies Association

FULL CONFERENCE PROGRAMME
Housing Studies Association Annual Conference PROGRAMME
Tuesday 15th April 2014
08.00–
09.00
10.00
12:0013:30
13:45
14:00–
15:30
15:30–
16:00
16:0018.00
Residential delegates only – Breakfast at Quarks, National Science Learning Centre
Registration opens, ARRC Foyer
Lunch, Quarks Restaurant, National Science Learning Centre
Introduction to the conference Auditorium, RC/014
Plenary session 1: The value of housing to the national economy
Auditorium, RC/014 Chair: John Flint
Andrew Carter (Centre for Cities) and Ruth Davison (National Housing Federation )
Tea and coffee in ARRC Foyer
Workshop 1a
Homelessness and sustainable
housing
RC/010
Peter MACKIE
Homelessness prevention and
the Welsh legal duty: a resource
or rights based development?
Jenna TRUDER, Francesca
ALBANESE and Mary SMITH
It’s a roof over my head: Final
outcomes from the Sustain PRS
project
Aslan TANEKENOV
Empowering homeless people
through employment?: the
experience of British social
enterprises
Jim VINE and James GREGORY
What we don't know about
housing and poverty
18.0019.00
19:30
Workshop 1b
The political morality of housing
B111/112
Brian Lund
It’s politics stupid’:
A public choice
analysis of housing
policy
David ROBINSON
New migration,
class and housing
John FLINT and Joe
CRAWFORD
Rational fictions
and imaginary
systems: Cynical
ideology and the
problem figuration
and practice of
public housing
Workshop 1c
Planning and delivery housing
A019/A020
Husam AL WAER
Creating sustainable housing: better
approaches to master- planning practice
Duncan BOWIE
Land value and the undersupply of
affordable housing
Glen BRAMLEY and David WATKINS
Where should we build the extra
housing we need in England? Need,
demand, opportunity and value
Daniel KILBURN
Observations of households, housing and neighbourhoods: What can
survey paradata tell us about the
methodological and substantive
value of housing?
Early Careers 1a
RC/109
Early Careers 1b
RC/112
Dianne THEAKSTONE
Imprisonment to empowerment:
to what extent does housing
empower disabled people in
Scotland and Norway?
Ludovica GAMBARO
Moving to a better place?
The outcomes of residential
mobility among families in
the Millennium Cohort Study
Ivo BALMER
The value of housing: framework
for an institutional resource
regime
Darren BAXTER
Using the pathways approach and the meaning of
home to uncover the social
effects of involuntary home
moves
Jed MEERS
Getting away from doughnuts:
The 'discretion' in Discretionary
Housing Payments
Emily BALL
Informal mechanisms of support
and conditionality in intensive
family-based interventions:
influencing behaviour change of
vulnerable families
Housing Studies Association AGM, Auditorium, RC/014
Drinks and dinner in Quarks Restaurant, National Science Learning Centre, sponsored by the International Journal of Housing Policy
Richard DUNNING
A new typology of housing
search
Yingyu FENG
The effects of house and
neighbourhood characteristics on house values: A
multilevel approach
Wednesday 16th April 2014
08.00–
09.00
09:3011:00
11.0011:30
11:3013.00
Residential delegates only – Breakfast at Quarks, National Science Learning Centre
Conference Debate: Who is best placed to judge the value of housing – the state or the consumer?
Auditorium, RC/014 Chair: Jules Birch
Vidhya Alakeson, Resolution Foundation
Alex Marsh, University of Bristol
Paul Tennant, Orbit (and President of CIH)
John Moss, Councillor, Waltham Forest
Tea and coffee in ARRC Foyer
Workshop 2a
Housing and older people
RC/010
Workshop 2b
Home not housing
B111/112
Stephan KÖPPE
The influence of generational support on housing
pathways: Evidence from
the British Household Panel
Study (BHPS)
Sarah GLYNN
Taking the housing out of the
market
Simon EVANS et al.
Extra care housing: a home
of choice for older adults?
Resident perceptions from
the ASSET project
Stefan KRUCZKOWSKI
Is there any value left in
Building for Life?
13.0014:00
Deborah PEEL Douglas
ROBERTSON and Beverley
SEARLE
Home as a core component
of well-being: Benchmarking
the evidence base
Sue HEATH
Shared housing: a life course
perspective
Lunch in Quarks Restaurant, National Science Learning Centre
Workshop 2c
Changing rented housing
markets
A019/020
Harold STOEGER
Limited profit housing in Austria
- The broader European context
Ian WILSON
The impact of social landlords
on the Northern economy
Nicky MORRISON
Diversifying into private rental
and student housing: Organisational strategies of English
Housing Associations
Early Careers 2a
RC/109
Early Careers 2b
RC/112
Linzi LADLOW
Following Young Fathers:
Housing trajectories and the
value of home for young men
Emma BIMPSON
Understanding homelessness
through neoliberal citizenship,
welfare and governmentality
Oana DRUTA
Housing transitions of younger
people and intergenerational
support: Negotiating Independence
Sarah ALDEN
The ‘gatekeeper’ in statutory
homelessness services
Elena MATTIOLI
Young people and social
inequalities: a case study of
youth’ housing pathways in
Bologna
Tom MOORE
Reflections on the use of
online focus groups in housing
research
Jennifer HOOLACHAN
Exploring the substance use of
young people living in a Scottish homeless hostel: An
ethnographic approach
Alasdair B R STEWART
Techniques of independent
living: Young people’s practice
of tenancy sustainment
Wednesday 16th April 2014 (continued)
14.0015:30
Workshop 3a
Tenants’ voice and politics
RC/010
Workshop 3b
Homelessness and poverty
B111/112
Hal PAWSON and Ilan WIESEL
What scope for tenant choice
in reshaping Australia's social
housing?
Caroline HUNTER
Valuing soup kitchens: Resisting Westminster City Council’s
anti-homeless bye-laws
Janis BRIGHT
Social housing regulation: two
cultures
Alan SOUTHERN, Udi
ENGELSMANN, and Mike
ROWE
Community land trusts and
the value of housing: Progress, poverty and the housing question
Jamie HARDING
Breaking the Link between
local authority care and
homelessness
Michael OXLEY
Conditional object incentives:
more value for UK housing
subsidies?
Sarah JOHNSON, Beth
WATTS and Suzanne
FITZPATRICK
‘Extending hospitality’ or
‘killing with kindness’?:
normative stances regarding
interventionism and enforcement in the homelessness
sector
Gerard VAN BORTEL and Sake
ZIJLSTRA
Overcoming the crisis and the
austerity measures: are
Dutch housing associations
able to deliver better value for
money
Helen CARR
A question of health and
safety? Socio-legal reflections
on the contemporary politics
of housing space
15.3016.00
Tea and coffee in ARRC Foyer
Workshop 3c
Changing markets for social
housing
A019/020
Early Careers 3a
RC/109
Early Careers 3b
RC/112
Adele IRVING
‘Housing as a means, not an
end?’ Re-conceptualising
‘housing quality’ through
wellbeing research
Helena POLATI TRIPPE
The home as a service:
considerations on value
Phillip CHILD
“Slums are a product of
private landlordism”: the
Labour Party and the private
rental market, 1950-70
Ben PATTISON
Masterly inactivity: The
politics of private renting
under New Labour
Paull ROBATHAN
Affordance and the value of
housing
Chris FOYE
Mobility in social Housing
and subjective well-being
Wednesday 16th April 2014 (continued)
16.0017:30
Workshop 4a
Public/private partnerships
RC/010
David CLAPHAM
Monstrous hybrids: housing
policy in Britain and Sweden
Graham SQUIRES, Luke
BURROUGHS, C BOOTH and
Ceri VICTORY
The value of partnership?
Future strategic pathways
and options for housing
providers
Chris ESSEN and Stuart
HODKINSON
Competing values in public
housing regeneration under
Public-Private Partnerships:
the case of the Private
Finance Initiative
18.30
19.00
Workshop 4b
Tenancy sustainment and
poverty
B111/112
Workshop 4c
Mobility, value and housing
choice
A019/020
Danny FRIEDMAN, Valuing
tenancies: impact of formative
financial confidence building
programme
Becky TUNSTALL
What does AirBnB tell us
about the value of home
ownership?
Ryan POWELL
Housing benefit reform and
the private rented sector in the
UK: "unintended consequences"
Sue EASTON
Exploring the value of education within local housing
markets: Sheffield, a case
study
Mark STEPHENS and Kirsten
BESSEMER
Issues in the treatment of
housing costs in poverty
measures
Paul SISSONS and Donald
HOUSTON
The growth of private renting
in Great Britain: positive
choice or last resort?
Workshop 4d
The value of private ownership
RC/109
Pete REDMAN
Valuing the Right to Buy
Alla KOBLYAKOVA,
Piyush TIWARI and Norman
HUTCHINSON
Asymmetries in household
mortgage decisions in the UK
Alasdair RAE
House market search in the
digital age
Buses depart North Car Park (outside National Science Learning Centre) for the King’s Manor (returning at 11pm)
Conference reception and dinner (The King’s Manor, York), sponsored by the International Journal of Housing Policy
Presentation of the Valerie Karn Memorial Prize. After dinner band: The Wild Prawns
Early Careers 4a
RC/112
Darinka CZISCHKE
Social innovation in housing:
Learning from practice
across Europe
Aisling MCCOURT
Empty homes: the case for
changing direction and
delivering differently
Nadia BASHIR
The health and safety challenges of researching vulnerable people for a range of
housing research projects
Rachel BLAND
What factors inform older
persons’ housing choices: An
investigation into the housing choices of third-agers in
Devon
Thursday 17th April 2014
08.00–
9.00
9:3011.00
Residential delegates only – Breakfast in Quarks Restaurant, National Science Learning Centre
Workshop 5a
The Value of housing
RC/010
Workshop 5b
The economy and knowledge exchange
B111/112
Workshop 5c
Design and the environment
A019/A020
Martin FIELD
Separating the demands of housing
suppliers from the houses in demand the changing moral values embedded
within UK housing transactions
Ken GIBB and Alex MARSH
Froth or fundamentals? Housing economics and the interpretation of house price
changes around the global financial crisis
Deborah QUILGARS, Alison DYKE,
Becky TUNSTALL and Sarah WEST
Valuing sustainability in housing?
Case study of a new community in
York
Lee CROOKES
They know the price of everything but the
value of nothing”: issues of home, home
loss and compensation in urban regeneration
Guy DALY and Kevin GULLIVER
Value for Whose Money? - Housing perspectives on VFM, social value and social
accounting
11.0011:30
11:3013.00
13.0014:00
14:00
Annelore HOFMAN
Housing, finance and the state: Researching the interlinkages in the United Kingdom
Ed FERRARI and Janis BRIGHT
Informing research and practice: the
experience of the HQN/ESRC/HSA ‘Evidence’ project
Tea and coffee in ARRC Foyer
Plenary session 3: The value of housing to welfare
Auditorium, RC/014 Chair: Beverley Searle
Misa Izuhara (University of Bristol)
Julia Unwin (Joseph Rowntree Foundation)
Lunch in Quarks Restaurant, National Science Learning Centre
Conference closes
Sarah PAYNE, Nicolas TAYLOR-BUCK
and Aidan WHILE
Market house building and the mixed
economy of low-carbon regulation:
the case of zero carbon housing in
the UK
Flora SAMUEL, Mishat AWAN, Sophie
HANDLER, Jo LINTONBON
Culture value of architecture in
homes and neighbourhoods
Early Careers 5a
RC/112
Nicholas CHOY
Of green fields and social
fields: the political construction of urban design codes
Sam MORRIS
A poverty focused review of
housing organisations’
strategic and business plans
Patricia JONES
Balancing the books: Can
housing associations afford
to continue investing in
communities?
Maria Laura RUIU
Effects of cohousing on the
social housing system: the
case of the Threshold Centre

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