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Built Environment - v. 41, n. 2 (juillet 2015)

Publié:	juillet 2015

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Auteur(s)	Titre	Page(s)
Norris, Michelle / Byrne, Michael	Asset Price Keynesianism, Regional Imbalances and the Irish and Spanish Housing Booms and Busts	227-243
Colomb, Claire	Berlin's Urban Form Explained	342-344
Payne, Sarah	Exploring the Impact of the Recession on British Volume Housebuilders: A Behavioural Analysis	271-288
Rhodes, David	The Fall and Rise of the Private Rented Sector in England	258-270
Whitehead, Christine M. E.	From Social Housing to Subsidized Housing? Accommodating Low-Income Households in Europe	244-257
Unsworth, Rachael	The Future of City Living: How a Post-Industrial Area could become a Sustainable Neighbourhood for the Long Term	325-341
Urban, Florian	Germany, Country of Tenants	183-195
Cole, Ian	The Housing Market Renewal Pathfinder Programme – A Drop of Keynes in a Neo-Liberal Ocean?	289-304
Wassenberg, Frank	Meeting the British Housing Challenge: Dutch Experiences and Reflections	211-226
Crookston, Martin	Meeting the Housing Challenge: British Experience, European Lessons	141-143
Scanlon, Kath	Playing Happy Families? Private Renting for Middle-Income Households with Children in London, Berlin and New York	196-210
Bramley, Glen	Pushing on String: Demand and Supply	144-165
Simmons, Richard / Krokfors, Karin	Scandinavian Housing Design since the Mid 1990s: Selected Lessons from Practice	305-324
Jefferys, Pete / Lloyd, Toby	Why Don't We Build Enough New Homes in England?	166-182

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