Ilnur GareevPublished in:
Russian Journal of Housing Research
– Volume 3, Number 3 (July-September)

JEL classification: L31, L74, R21, R31

Keywords: available housing, housing issue, housing market, housing studies, non-profit housing organizations, social housing policy


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Abstract:

This article is the third part of the study of international journals in housing research. Present work contains an analysis of magazines, which are issued not only by the world's leading publishing houses, but also by a non-profit organization working internationally in the field of housing research. Besides the analysis of the thematic, scientometric indicators of journals and individual publications (which are traditional for this series of papers), we not only managed to formulate a long-term direction for the domestic researchers, but also to determine the specificity of scientific and social events held in the world in terms of housing problems. Journals analyzed in the article reflect the diversity of housing issues, the solution of which is accompanied by a study of the social problems of a society. The results of the study will be useful for those who are interested in issues of social housing policy.

Highlights:

►the distinction of the special issue of "International Journal for Housing Science and Its Applications" from special issues in other journals is that the materials of the articles has already been discussed at the congress, so the authors had an opportunity to take into account comments and suggestions from their colleagues in the text; this way speeds up the advancement of a scientific thought
► Russian researchers, who wish to increase their recognition in the expert community and raise their citation, should be also engaged in large-scale studies
►a "life hack" for the Russian Expert Community: to form its own rating of academic leaders in the field of real estate
► the articles that were rejected and not allowed for publishing in the journal "Journal of Sustainable Real Estate" because of academic inadequacies are placed on the journal’s website

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