Can effective housing management policies address anti-social behaviour?

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Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute (AHURI)

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Australia AHURI March 2004Edition: Issue 38 - AHURI Research & Policy BulletinDescription: 4 pagesSubject(s):

Public Housing

Summary: Many tenants expect housing managers to play a significant role in addressing anti-social behaviours on public housing estates, but policies that include a mix of preventative strategies and sanctions are most effective when there is cross-agency support.

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Keywords: Anti-social behaviour, behaviour management, public housing

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