RT Article T1 Urban Renewal and the End of Social Housing: The Roll Out of Neoliberalism in East Berlin's Prenzlauer Berg JF Social justice VO 33 IS 3 SP 114 OP 128 A1 Holm, Andrej 1970- LA English YR 2006 UL https://krimdok.uni-tuebingen.de/Record/1747157473 AB Part of a special issue on resistance to neoliberal globalization. The present stage of urban renewal marks a passage into a neoliberal strategy that replaces the prior orientation toward welfare. The phase is characterized by a new type of urban governance, with a stronger involvement of private investors and interests in urban development. This neoliberal turn of urban policy is typified by the renewal of the district known as Prenzlauer Berg in Berlin. The experience of urban renewal in this area suggests that the main principles of neoliberal renewal are an economization of investment, a transition to negotiation-oriented governance, and the individualization of participation. K1 Subsidies K1 Public Welfare K1 Homeowners K1 Community Organization K1 Neoliberalism K1 Housing policy K1 Housing K1 Urban renewal K1 German Unification, 1990