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Housing, Theory and Society, Volume 20 Issue 3 2003

Special issue: A Theory of Housing: Problems and Potential, Volume 26, Issue 1, 2009
ISSN: 1651-2278 (electronic) 1403-6096 (paper)
Publication Frequency: 4 issues per year
Publisher: Routledge
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Planning processes, development potential and house prices: contesting positive and normative argumentation
Tom Kauko
Pages 113 – 126
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Commentary
Land policy, house prices and housing quality: empirical evidence from the Netherlands
Hugo Priemus
Pages 127 – 132
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Rhetoric: methodology or method? And other views from heterodoxy
Richard Weston
Pages 132 – 133
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The importance of the context and the level of analysis
Author's response
Tom Kauko
Pages 134 – 136
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Family transactions in the Norwegian housing market
Lars Gulbrandsen; Åsmund Langsether
Pages 137 – 152
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‘Mixed tenure’ policy in the UK: privatisation, pluralism or euphemism?
Dr Rebecca Tunstall
Pages 153 – 159
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Book Review
Anne E. Green and Angela Canny (2003) Geographical Mobility: Family Impacts, Bristol: The Policy Press, 60pp. ISBN: 1 86134 501 1
Hazel Easthope
Page 160
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