Appendix

The paralleled historical development of important civic institutions

19th Century Universities

  • Emerged out of the growing needs of cities
  • Local entrepreneurs and civic leaders needs for scientific knowledge and skilled workforce - Industrial Revolution

19th Century Housing Associations

  • Poverty, destitution alleviation in absence of the state
  • Rooted in philanthropy and charity brought by growth of middle classes and Industrial Revolution

20th Century Universities

  • Central government increased control of Higher Education
  • Increased research funding
  • Rolled out diverse set of institutions
  • International footprint and collaboration

20th Century Housing Associations

  • Cathy Come Home - response to growing homelessness
  • Mixed tenure and private finance
  • Diversification - care, support, student and market renting, shared ownership

21st Century Universities

  • Global knowledge economies - ecosystem
  • Cutting edge of innovation through research, ideas development, collaboration and innovation
  • Anchor institutions - rooted in place?

21st Century Housing Associations

  • De facto state providers
  • Decarbonisation
  • Consumer regulation driven
  • Anchor instructions - rooted in place?