Malaysian housing issues parallel those of several other countries. Analyses of
housing policies in the TWCs reveal a number of key issues: production systems,
ownership, welfare policy and improvement of living standards, empowerment, and so
forth. All are relevant in Malaysia. So too are the debates about the desirable extent of
state intervention, the merits of "social housing", and the choice between
"conventional" housing and self-help, or "self-governing local systems"
(Tumer, 1976, p. 30). The phrase "social housing" can have various meanings. In
Malaysia we can use the term to refer to state-assisted housing for rent or purchase
under a variety of schemes. The issue of self-help also certainly has Malaysian
dimensions. There is a view, however, that self-help does not work in "capitalism", and
requires certain pre-conditions for its successful implementation
(Mathey, Marcuse, Harms, 1992). Governmental actions in Malaysia have given some
(albeit limited) support.
Malaysian housing issues parallel those of several other countries. Analyses of
housing policies in the TWCs reveal a number of key issues: production systems,
ownership, welfare policy and improvement of living standards, empowerment, and so
forth. All are relevant in Malaysia. So too are the debates about the desirable extent of
state intervention, the merits of "social housing", and the choice between
"conventional" housing and self-help, or "self-governing local systems"
(Tumer, 1976, p. 30). The phrase "social housing" can have various meanings. In
Malaysia we can use the term to refer to state-assisted housing for rent or purchase
under a variety of schemes. The issue of self-help also certainly has Malaysian
dimensions. There is a view, however, that self-help does not work in "capitalism", and
requires certain pre-conditions for its successful implementation
(Mathey, Marcuse, Harms, 1992). Governmental actions in Malaysia have given some
(albeit limited) support.
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