Cover -- CONTENTS -- List of Figures -- Preface and Acknowledgement -- Introduction by Sarah Glynn -- Part I. Background: When 'There is No Such Thing as Society' -- 1. If Public Housing Didn't Exist, We'd Have to Invent It by Sarah Glynn -- 2. Neoliberalism's Home Front by Sarah Glynn -- 3. Regeneration as a Trojan Horse by Glynn -- Part II. Case Studies: Real Lives and Real Estate -- 4. From Popular Capitalism to Third-Way Modernisation: The Example of Leeds, England by Stuart Hodkinson -- 5. Getting Rid of the Ugly Bits: The Myth and Reality of Regeneration in Dundee, Scotland by Sarah Glynn -- 6. The Politics of Housing Under France's New Right by Corinne Nativel -- 7. Circumventing Circumscribed Neoliberalism: The 'System Switch' in Swedish Housing by Eric Clark and Karin Johnson -- 8. Market Rules: Neoliberal Housing Policy in New Zealand by Laurence Murphy -- 9. Going Once, Going Twice: A Short History of Public Housing in Australia by Peter Phibbs and Peter Young -- 10. Destroyed by OPE: Public Housing, Neoliberalism and Progressive Housing Activism in the US by Jason Hackworth -- 11. Political Marginalisation, Misguided Nationalism and the Destruction of Canada's Social Housing Systems by Jason Hackworth -- Part III. The Way Forward: Strategy and Tactics -- 12. Fighting Back: Lessons from 100 Years of Housing Campaigns by Sarah Glynn -- 13. Homes for Today and Tomorrow by Sarah Glynn -- About the Authors -- Index.