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The paper introduces the concept of forms of housing production. These are defined as combinations of conditions of production, elements of labour process, and relations of production articulated through a particular constellation of agents (builder, labourer, developer, consumer). The following forms are identified: ‘pure’ capitalist, self-produced, individual contract, institutional contract, and speculative production.

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Forms of Housing Production: Initial Formulations

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