6545 32 archive 28 disk0/00/00/65/45 2008-05-26 02:43:30 2008-07-18 10:59:54 2008-07-16 17:26:23 article show keith.jacobs@utas.edu.au Arthurson K karthurson@swin.edu.au Jacobs K keith.jacobs@utas.edu.au Discourses about Australian social housing, social exclusion and employment: indications of the post welfare state? pub 360000 220000 370000 940204 750605 restricted The definitive published version is available online at: http://www.tandf.co.uk/journals The dynamic between housing policy and wider welfare reform has been an important theme within housing scholarship. As a background this paper considers Jamrozik’s contention of a transition in social policy from a welfare state to a post welfare paradigm through exploring the impact of ideological discourses for contemporary Australian social housing policy. Our approach combines an analysis of the discourses of social exclusion in two key housing policy documents and interviews with social housing tenants and professionals in South Australia. The analysis serves to illustrate the ways in which contemporary housing policy reflects and is shaped by competing ideological discourses. In particular, it makes explicit how the foundational discourses shaping Australian housing policy has changed considerably over recent years, reflecting, to a large extent, the influence of neo-liberal ideologies on the operation of government policy making. 2008 published Housing Theory and Society 25 3 10.1080/14036090801939828 TRUE http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/14036090801939828 5381 9 6545 1 application/pdf en staffonly cc_utas
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