Social Housing Policy Analysis
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What did Boys Smith and Morton argue about high rise social housing?

  • It leads to lower crime rates, stronger communities, and better health and education outcomes for residents
  • It leads to moderate crime rates, moderate communities, and moderate health and education outcomes for residents
  • It has no impact on crime rates, communities, or health and education outcomes for residents
  • It leads to higher crime rates, weaker communities, and poorer health and education outcomes for residents (correct)

    • What did the Policy Exchange report call for regarding social housing in 'expensive areas'?

  • To be sold off in order to fund housebuilding in 'cheaper' areas (correct)
  • To be retained and improved to attract more residents
  • To be demolished and replaced with commercial buildings
  • To be converted into high rise social housing

    • What was the demographic composition of many households in the Halcon case study?

  • Large extended families
  • Elderly couples living alone
  • Vulnerable women and their children (correct)
  • Young professionals sharing accommodation

    • What was the impact of domestic violence on the housing situation in Halcon?

    <p>Victims of domestic violence were frequently rehoused in Halcon, leading to vulnerable households targeted by criminals</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What was the first challenge faced in addressing the crime situation in Halcon?

    <p>To break the wall of silence and increase the reporting of crime</p> Signup and view all the answers

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