Items where Author is "Nixon, J."

HUNTER, C., HODGE, N.S., NIXON, J., PARR, S. and WILLIS, B. (2007). Disabled people’s experiences of anti-social behaviour and harassment in social housing: a critical review. Project Report. London, Disability Rights Commission.

NIXON, J., HODGE, N.S., PARR, S., WILLIS, B. and HUNTER, C. (2008). Anti social behaviour and disability in the UK. People, place & policy online, 2 (1), 37-47.

NIXON, J. and PARR, S. (2008). Family intervention projects and efficacy of parenting interventions. In: Prevention and youth crime: is early intervention working? Bristol, Policy Press.

PARR, S. and NIXON, J. (2008). Rationalising family intervention projects. In: SQUIRES, P., (ed.) ASBO nation: the criminalisation of nuisance. Bristol, Policy Press.

HIRST, J., FORMBY, E., PARR, S., NIXON, J., HUNTER, C. and FLINT, J. F (2007). An evaluation of two initiatives to reward young people. Project Report. York, Joseph Rowntree Foundation.

HUNTER, C., HODGE, N., NIXON, J. and PARR, S. (2007). Anti social behaviour and disability: the response of social landlords. People, place and policy online, 1 (3), 37-47.

FLINT, J. and NIXON, J. (2006). Governing neighbours: anti-social behaviour orders and new forms of regulating conduct in the UK. Urban studies, 43 (5/6), 939-955.

NIXON, J. and PARR, S. (2006). Anti-social behaviour: voices from the front line. In: FLINT, J., (ed.) Housing, urban governance and anti-social behaviour : perspectives, policy and practice. Bristol, Policy Press, 79-98.

HUNTER, C., NIXON, J. and SLATTER, M. (2005). Neighbours behaving badly: anti-social behaviour, property rights and exclusion in England and Australia. Macquarie law journal, 5, 149-176.

HUNTER, C. and NIXON, J. (2001). Taking the blame and losing the home: women and anti-social behaviour. Journal of social welfare and family law, 23 (4), 395-410.

HUNTER, C. and NIXON, J. (2001). Social landlords' responses to neighbour nuisance and anti-social behaviour: from the negligible to the holistic? Local government studies, 27 (4), 89-104.