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Extending ThemselvesUser Initiated Transformations of Government-built Housing in Developing Countries$
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Extending Themselves: User Initiated Transformations of Government-built Housing in Developing Countries

Graham Tipple

Print publication date: 2000

Print ISBN-13: 9780853235040

Published to Liverpool Scholarship Online: June 2013

DOI: 10.5949/UPO9781846313097

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The case for transformations

The case for transformations

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(p.121) 7. The case for transformations
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Extending Themselves
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Liverpool University Press
DOI:10.5949/liverpool/9780853235040.003.0007

Transformation is extremely popular among residents, so much so that it may be reasonable to ask whether transformation is a universal phenomenon wherever it is allowed either actively or passively. This chapter reviews a study in Malaysia by Azizah Salim, and one in New Delhi by Alok Dasgupta, and draws out some preliminary findings or observations. It also considers the Israeli experience of positive policy towards transformations.

Keywords:   government-built housing, low-income housing, transformations Malaysia, India, Israeli, housing policy

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