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100			_aMullins, David _9385
245			_aINTERNATIONAL MODEL DESCRIPTIONS
260			_aUnited Kingdom _bUniversity of Birmingham _cOctober 2016
300			_a19 pages
520			_aThese four model descriptions have been co-produced with country experts to promote discussion at workshops with tenants of the Housing Executive and housing associations, and other key stakeholders in Northern Ireland. The models were selected following an international literature review and an assessment of the state of the art on tenant involvement in governance in Northern Ireland. Despite their titles they are not intended to represent overall practice on tenant involvement in their respective countries. Instead they each capture the essence of one specific model which we believe could be adapted to address gaps in current practice in Northern Ireland. The descriptions use a common framework to present information on these models,  why they are relevant to Northern Ireland,  how, where and when they originated,  the key principles,  key actors involved,  enablers and barriers,  how they work in practice with what success and at what scale and cost,  and most important of all what are the advantages for tenants?
650		0	_aSocial Housing _9491
700			_aBosch, Daniel _9806
700			_aKelly, Paul _9808
700			_aMcLintock, Veronica _9809
700			_aYates, David _9810
700			_aAyres, Angela _9811
700			_aBliss, Nick _9807
700			_aLang, Richard _9805
856			_uhttps://www.birmingham.ac.uk/Documents/college-social-sciences/social-policy/SPSW/Housing/2016/international-models-of-resident-involvement-in-governance-model-descriptions.pdf _yView on publishers website
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