De huisvestingspositie van allochtonen: sociaal-economische positie, lokale woningvoorraad, migratie-achtergronden en ongelijke kansen

Samenvatting

Questionnaire data obtained in 1988 are used to examine differences between housing situations among Dutch families & immigrants (total N = 4003, including 1,035 Dutch, 847 Turkish, 788 Surinamer, 754 Moroccans, & 579 West Indians) in 10 Dutch cities. Dissimilarities in the quality of housing among these groups are explained by age, socioeconomic position, local housing availability, & migration backgrounds, as demonstrated by logistic regression & other analyses. The primary factor responsible for housing inequality was shown to be unequal opportunities due to institutional factors intervening in the allocation system. 3 Tables, 23 References. Adapted from the source document.