Cover -- Half Title -- Book Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- List of Figures -- List of Tables -- Notes on Contributors -- Acknowledgements -- 1 Introduction -- Introduction -- Hybridity in housing provision: impact on housing governance and finance -- Defining the key concepts -- Increased involvement of communities -- Increased involvement of market actors -- The chapters introduced -- Conclusion -- Notes -- References -- Part I -- Collaborative housing -- 2 The emergence of housing cooperatives in Spain -- Introduction -- Housing cooperatives in Spain -- Institutional background: hybridity in housing provision by cooperatives? -- Research methods -- The emergence of housing cooperatives in Spain: senior and intergenerational initiatives -- Two case studies -- Discussion and conclusions -- Appendix -- Notes -- References -- 3 Collaborative housing models in Vienna through the lens of social innovation - Austria -- Introduction -- Theoretical framework -- Vienna's housing policy context -- Case studies of collaborative housing models -- Participatory project (Model A) -- Baugruppen (Models B1 and B2) -- "Syndicate model" (Model C) -- Discussion of results and conclusions -- Notes -- References -- 4 Towards a collaborative way of living: innovating social and affordable housing in Italy -- Introduction -- Multifaceted innovation and future challenges: policies, providers and institutional design -- Recent innovations in SAH legislation in Italy -- Collaborative ways of living and innovative housing models in Italy -- Conclusions -- Acknowledgements -- Notes -- References -- Part II -- Co-production -- 5 Resident participation as innovative practice: analysing involvement within the housing association sector - UK -- Introduction -- The institutional underpinnings of housing associations -- Context: housing associations and resident participation.

Research methods -- The case study organisation -- Conclusions -- Acknowledgement -- References -- 6 Against the stream: how a small company builds affordable housing - Sweden -- Introduction -- Historical background -- Statistical data -- Malmö and Lindängen -- Trianon -- Discussion: not a "not-for profit" project -- Conclusions -- References -- 7 Organizational adaptations of nonprofit housing organizations in the U.S.: insights from the Boston and San Francisco Bay areas -- U.S. housing nonprofits: overview -- Methods and geographic coverage -- Structural challenges facing the nonprofit housing sector, and rationales for continued support -- New challenges and adaptations -- Final thoughts -- Notes -- References -- 8 Two modes of co-production in social housing: comparing UK and Australian experience -- Co-production in housing services -- A typology of housing-led social and economic interventions -- Housing service co-production in the UK -- Housing service co-production in Australia -- Conclusion: two modes of co-production -- References -- 9 Monumental mural design: the outcome of interactive urban storytelling - France -- Introduction -- Recent urban regeneration policies in France -- Resident participation in neighbourhood regeneration -- The emergence of CitéCréation -- The role of CitéCréation: approach and critical success factors -- Urban storytelling: three cases -- Discussion -- Conclusion -- Notes -- References -- Part III -- Housing finance models -- 10 "Wiener Wohnbauinitiative": a new financing vehicle for affordable housing in Vienna, Austria -- Introduction -- Context and governance framework -- What is the innovation and how does it work? -- Who is involved? -- Finance -- Examples of the innovation -- Outcomes, relevance, transferability -- References.

11 The carrot and the stick: sustaining private investment in affordable rental housing - USA -- Introduction -- Affordable rental housing and social impact investment in Europe -- Affordable rental housing finance in the USA -- The stick: state regulatory stimuli for investment in affordable housing -- Conclusions -- Acknowledgements -- References -- 12 Innovative affordable housing finance delivery model in England -- Introduction -- The context and UK government framework -- What is the innovation and how does it work? -- Finance -- Examples of innovation: offering bespoke rents -- Discussion: outcomes, relevance, transferability -- Conclusions -- Notes -- References -- 13 Energy performance fee to cover investments in the energy efficiency of affordable housing: the Netherlands -- Introduction -- Methodology -- Barriers to investments in energy efficiency -- An innovative approach -- Transition -- The EPF and its consequences -- Discussion: first experiences -- Conclusion -- Notes -- References -- 14 Keeping prices down with government support and regulation: affordable housing in Germany -- Introduction -- Traditional demand and supply side government support -- Innovative approaches to affordable housing in Germany -- Conclusion -- Notes -- References -- 15 Conclusion: Innovations in affordable housing governance and finance - cases compared and contrasted -- Introduction -- Governance - roles of actors -- Discussion: benefits, drawbacks, and potential -- Conclusion -- References -- Index.

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