Sociální bydlení v České a Slovenské republice v letech 2015-2023

This thesis compares social housing policies in the Czech Republic and Slovakia between 2015 and 2023. It analyses their legislative frameworks, institutional structures, and practical implementation. The thesis evaluates keydifferences in the approaches of both countries, particularly the absence of a social housing act in the Czech Republic and, conversely, the more systematic legislative framework in Slovakia. The analysis of socio-economic indicators further shows that the Czech Republic faces challenges primarily related to housing affordability, while Slovakia also struggles with insufficient rental housing capacity and higher levels of housing deprivation. The added value of this thesis lies in its comprehensive integration of legislative, institutional, and macroeconomic perspectives, which provides a deeper understanding of how social housing systems function in both countries. The thesis also offers an original comparative assessment demonstrating how differing starting conditions and institutional arrangements shape the effectiveness of the measures adopted.