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Volume 18, Number 4, JULY 2003
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Power, Discursive Space and Institutional Practices in the Construction of Housing Problems
pp. 429-446(18)
Authors: JACOBS K.; KEMENY J.; MANZI T.

Building Competitiveness and Cohesion: The Role of New Housebuilding in Central Scotland's Cities
pp. 447-471(25)
Authors: BRAMLEY G.; MORGAN J.

Displaced but still Moving Upwards in the Housing Career? Implications of Forced Residential Relocation in the Netherlands
pp. 473-499(27)
Author: KLEINHANS R.

SPECIAL FOCUS: HOUSING, ENVIRONMENT AND SUSTAINABILITY
pp. 501-504(4)

Whatever Happened to 'Housing and the Environment'?
pp. 505-515(11)
Authors: BROWN T.; BHATTI M.

Experiencing Environmental Inequality: The Everyday Concerns of Disadvantaged Groups
pp. 517-536(20)
Authors: BURNINGHAM K.; THRUSH D.

Housing for an Urban Renaissance: Implications for Social Equity
pp. 537-562(26)
Author: BURTON E.

Greening by the Market? Distortions Caused by Fiscal Incentives to Build on Brownfield Land
pp. 563-585(23)
Author: PRYCE G.

Dispelling the Myth that Preference makes Practice in Residential Location and Transport Behaviour
pp. 587-606(20)
Author: JARVIS H.

POLICY REVIEW
pp. 607-635(29)
Author: BRATT R.G.

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