Co-partnership in Housing

This sociological study examines the concept of co-partnership in housing, using the example of three tenants societies in Hamstead, England. Through interviews, surveys, and observations, the author provides a detailed analysis of the benefits and challenges of co-partnership, as well as its impact on the broader social and economic context of housing.
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