Social capital among public housing residents: A comparative study between mixed-income communities and independent public housing complexes
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2024
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This study aims to examine whether there is a difference in social capital among public housing residents in mixed-income communities compared to those in independent public housing complexes. This study utilizes data from the 2021 Seoul Public Housing Residents Panel Study and employs logistic regression analyses. The empirical analysis shows that public housing residents living in mixed-income communities (i.e., social-mix housing complexes and buy-to-rent public housing) exhibit greater social capital compared to those living in independent public housing complexes. This finding suggests that living in mixed-income communities has an effect on enhancing social capital among public housing residents and thus helps alleviate problems associated with public housing.
Keywords: public housing, social capital, social exclusion
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