Гареев И.Ф.Опубликовано в журнале:
Жилищные стратегии
– Том 3, Номер 2 (Апрель-Июнь 2016)

JEL classification: L74, R21, R31

Ключевые слова: доступность жилья, жилищная политика, жилищные исследования, жилищный вопрос, рынок жилья


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Аннотация:

Представленная статья представляет собой вторую часть исследования международных журналов по жилищным исследованиям. Представленные в первой части результаты показали высокий интерес к дальнейшему изучению научной периодики, издаваемых ведущими издательствами мира по жилищной проблематике. Использование эмпирического и библиографического методов исследований позволило нам выявить не только наукометрические показатели журналов и отдельных публикаций, но и расширить перечень перспективных направлений для отечественных исследователей. Рассмотренные в статье журналы отражают сбалансированную структуру исследований о жилищной сфере, а также глубину социальной жилищной политики.

Основные тезисы:

►early practical application of the residential facilities adapted for the elderly citizens could lead to the increasing of well-being and health for the significant proportion of the population
► emphasizing the issues of the housing provision for aged citizens into the priority issues of the state social policy in the Russian Federation will allow to increase the confidence in the institutions of governance significantly
►articles of "Housing, Theory and Society" journal are devoted to the integration of housing studies with various aspects of social research and policy, including issues of social security, employment, public health and the environment
►the majority of the "Journal of Housing Economics" articles reflect studies that were performed using the mathematical apparatus, thereby revealing the depth of the object researched and confirming the reliability of the findings

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