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In 1954, the Stockholm New Town of Vällingby was inaugurated.In soon became famous as a well-planned city district serviced bythe underground metro. The ultra modern facilities at the Centre,and the white houses in green park-like surroundings became asymbol of the Swedish middle-way Welfare State. Only twenty-fiveyears earlier, Stockholm was notorious for its housing conditions.This study provides an explanation of what happened, and what madethe Stockholm municipal administration into one of the mostadvanced providers of high quality housing districts in the world.It focuses the municipal leaseholding strategy introduced on alarge scale in the outer \"social\" city in the early twentiethcentury. There still remains to explain what brought all thisabout. The main argument is that the unique extent of municipalleaseholding can be explained by the role that this practice had inthe provision of urban order. The leaseholding system was, it isargued with reference to Michel Foucault, used both to build adisciplinary city and to monitor fine- tuned contacts with theinhabitants.