Cambridge Centre for Housing & Planning Research

The paper, published by Housing, Theory and Society, sets out how one-to-one coaching on the interlinked issues of financial management, digital skills, and employability can free up “mental bandwidth” for coachees. The authors, Hannah Homes and Gemma Burgess draw on our evalution of the New Horizons programme.

This paper by researchers from CCHPR and the CSA seeks to apply institutional theory to analyse the factors driving significantly greater use of OSM for housebuilding in some countries. Different countries experience different combinations of tangible and intangible resources and pressures which in turn influence domestic...