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NOCELLA, Anthony J., II, WHITE, Richard and CUDWORTH, Erika, eds.
(2015).
Anarchism and animal liberation: essays on complementary elements of total liberation.
McFarland.
[Edited Book]
ÇOLAK, Alper H., KIRCA, Simay and ROTHERHAM, Ian, eds.
(2018).
Ancient woodlands and trees: a guide for landscape planners and forest managers.
UFRO WOrld Series
(37).
Vienna, International Union of Forest Research Organizations (IUFRO) and Turkish Academy of Sciences (TÜBA - Türkiye Bilimler Akademisi).
[Edited Book]
BENNETT, Luke, ed.
(2017).
In the ruins of the Cold War bunker: Affect, materiality and meaning-making.
Place, Memory, Affect
.
London, Rowan & Littlefield International.
[Edited Book]
DE SOUZA, Marcelo Lopes, WHITE, Richard and SPRINGER, Simon, eds.
(2016).
Theories of resistance : anarchism, geography, and the spirit of revolt.
Transforming Capitalism
.
London, Rowman & Littlefield.
[Edited Book]
WHITE, Richard, SPRINGER, Simon and DE SOUZA, Marcelo Lopes, eds.
(2016).
The practice of freedom : anarchism, geography and the spirit of revolt.
Transforming Capitalism
.
London, Rowman & Littlefield.
[Edited Book]
SPRINGER, Simon, DE SOUZA, Marcelo Lopes and WHITE, Richard, eds.
(2016).
The radicalization of pedagogy : anarchism, geography, and the spirit of revolt.
Transforming Capitalism
.
London, Rowman & Littlefield.
[Edited Book]
ALCOCK, P., BEATTY, C., FOTHERGILL, S., MACMILLAN, R. and YEANDLE, S.
(2003).
Work to welfare: how men become detached from the labour market.
Cambridge, Cambridge University Press.
[Authored Book]
AMBROSE, Aimee, EADSON, William, HICKMAN, Paul and MCCARTHY, Lindsey
(2015).
Tenancy sustainment amongst those aged under 35 : final report.
Project Report.
Sheffield, Sheffield Hallam University.
[Monograph]
AMBROSE, Aimee, MCCARTHY, Lindsey and PINDER, James
(2017).
Energy (in) efficiency: what tenants expect and endure in private rented housing - Research Summary.
Project Report.
Kendal, Eaga.
[Monograph]
ARMSTRONG, H. W., KEHRER, B. and WELLS, P.
(2001).
Initial impacts of community economic development initiatives in the Yorkshire and Humber structural funds programme.
Regional studies, 35 (8), 673-688.
[Article]
ARMSTRONG, H. W., KEHRER, B., WELLS, P. and WOOD, A. M.
(2002).
The evaluation of community economic development initiatives.
Urban studies, 39 (3), 457-481.
[Article]
ARMSTRONG, H. W. and WELLS, P.
(2006).
Evaluating the governance of structural funds programmes: the case of community economic development in South Yorkshire.
European planning studies, 14 (6), 855-876.
[Article]
ARMSTRONG, H. W. and WELLS, P.
(2006).
Structural funds and the evaluation of community economic development initiatives in the UK: a critical perspective.
Regional studies, 40 (2), 259-272.
[Article]
BASHIR, Nadia
(2014).
The Drivers and impacts of family obligations and overseas remittances practices: a case study of Pakistani-origin individuals in the UK.
Social Policy and Society, 13 (02), 177-188.
[Article]
BASHIR, Nadia, DAYSON, Christopher, EADSON, William and WELLS, Peter
(2013).
A warm glow in all parts? : building local cause-affinity as a strategy for promoting charitable giving.
People, place and policy online, 7 (3), 139-152.
[Article]
BATTY, Elaine
(2012).
Addressing educational disadvantage in deprived communities: evidence from the New Deal for Communities Programme in England.
Urban Studies, 50 (8), 1523-1539.
[Article]
BATTY, Elaine
(2014).
Learning and soft outcomes: evidence from intensive intervention projects.
Social Policy and Society, 13 (03), 357-369.
[Article]
BATTY, Elaine and FLINT, John F
(2012).
Conceptualising the contexts, mechanisms and outcomes of intensive family intervention.
Social Policy and Society, 11 (3), 345-358.
[Article]
BEATTY, C. and FOTHERGILL, S.
(2004).
Economic change and the labour market in Britain's seaside town.
Regional studies, 38 (5), 837-854.
[Article]
BEATTY, C. and FOTHERGILL, S.
(2002).
Hidden unemployment among men: a case study.
Regional studies, 36 (8), 811-823.
[Article]
BEATTY, C. and FOTHERGILL, S.
(2005).
The diversion from 'unemployment' to 'sickness' across British regions and districts.
Regional studies, 39 (7), 837-854.
[Article]
BEATTY, C., FOTHERGILL, S. and POWELL, R.
(2007).
Twenty years on: has the economy of the coalfields recovered?
Environment and Planning A, 39 (7), 1654-1675.
[Article]
BEATTY, Christina
(2009).
A gendered theory of employment, unemployment and sickness.
Environment and Planning C: Government and Policy, 27 (6), 958-974.
[Article]
BEATTY, Christina and COLE, Ian
(2009).
Stability, residential satisfaction and the dynamics of change.
Journal of Urban Regeneration and Renewal, 3 (2), 141-153.
[Article]
BEATTY, Christina, CRISP, Richard and GORE, Tony
(2016).
An inclusive growth monitor for measuring the relationship between poverty and growth.
Project Report.
Sheffield, Joseph Rowntree Foundation.
[Monograph]
BEATTY, Christina, FODEN, Michael, LAWLESS, Paul and WILSON, Ian
(2010).
Area-based regeneration partnerships and the role of central government: the New Deal for Communities programme in England.
Policy and Politics, 38 (2), 235-251.
[Article]
BEATTY, Christina and FOTHERGILL, S.
(2011).
The prospects for worklessness in Britain's weaker local economies.
Cambridge Journal of Regions, Economy and Society, 4 (3), 401-417.
[Article]
BEATTY, Christina, FOTHERGILL, Stephen and GORE, Tony
(2014).
Seaside towns in the age of austerity: recent trends in employment in seaside tourism in England and Wales.
Project Report.
Sheffield, Centre for Regional Economic and Social Research, Sheffield Hallam University.
[Monograph]
BEATTY, Christina, FOTHERGILL, Steve, HOUSTON, D and POWELL, Ryan
(2010).
Bringing IB Numbers Down: To what extent do women need a different approach?
Policy Studies, 31 (2), 143-162.
[Article]
BEATTY, Christina, FOTHERGILL, Steve, HOUSTON, Donald and POWELL, Ryan
(2010).
Women on incapacity benefits : new survey evidence from the UK.
In: KEMP, Peter, (ed.)
Social protection for a post-industrial world.
International studies on social security
(15).
Cambridge, Intersentia, 115-137.
[Book Section]
BEATTY, Christina, FOTHERGILL, Steve, HOUSTON, Donald, POWELL, Ryan and SISSONS, Paul
(2009).
A gendered theory of employment, unemployment, and sickness.
Environment and Planning C: Government and Policy, 27 (6), 958-974.
[Article]
BENNETT, Luke
(2017).
Approaching the bunker: Exploring the Cold War through its ruins.
In: BENNETT, Luke, (ed.)
In the ruins of the Cold War bunker: Affect, materiality and meaning-making.
Place, Memory, Affect
.
London, Rowan & Littlefield International, 3-22.
[Book Section]
BENNETT, Luke
(2017).
Entering the bunker with Paul Virilio: The Atlantic wall, pure war and trauma.
In: BENNETT, Luke, (ed.)
In the ruins of the Cold War bunker: Affect, materiality and meaning-making.
Place, Memory, Affect
.
London, Rowan & Littlefield International, 23-38.
[Book Section]
BENNETT, Luke
(2017).
Presencing the bunker: Past, present and future.
In: BENNETT, Luke, (ed.)
In the ruins of the Cold War bunker: Affect, materiality and meaning-making.
Place, Memory, Affect
.
London, Rowan & Littlefield International, 233-250.
[Book Section]
BLANDY, S. and ROBINSON, D.
(2001).
Reforming leasehold: discursive events and outcomes 1984-2000.
Journal of law and society, 28 (3), 384-408.
[Article]
CASEY, R., COWARD, S., ALLEN, C. and POWELL, R.
(2007).
On the planned environment and neighbourhood life: evidence from mixed-tenure housing developments twenty years on.
Town Planning Review, 78 (3), 311-334.
[Article]
CASEY, Rionach
(2008).
On Becoming a Social Housing Manager: work identities in an 'Invisible' occupation housing studies.
Housing Studies Online, 23 (5), 761-780.
[Article]
CASEY, Rionach
(2010).
'You doctor yourself': health beliefs, resilience and well-being among the Irish in Yorkshire.
Diversity in Health and Care, 7 (2), 129-138.
[Article]
CASEY, Rionach and FLINT, John F
(2008).
Active Citizenship in the Governance of anti-social behaviour in the UK: exploring the non-reporting of incidents.
People, Place and Policy Online, 1 (2), 69-79.
[Article]
CASEY, Rionach and FLINT, John F
(2008).
Governing through Localism, Contract and Community: Evidence from Anti-social Behaviour Strategies in Scotland.
In:
ASBO nation: The criminalisation of nuisance.
Bristol, Policy Press.
[Book Section]
CASEY, Rionach, GOUDIE, Rosalind and REEVE, Kesia
(2008).
Homeless women in public spaces : strategies of resistance.
Housing Studies, 23 (6), 899-916.
[Article]
COLE, I. D.
(2006).
Hidden from history? housing studies, the perpetual present and the case of social housing in Britain.
Housing studies, 21 (2), 283-295.
[Article]
COLE, I. D.
(2003).
The development of housing policy in the English regions: trends and prospects.
Housing studies, 18 (2), 219-234.
[Article]
COLE, I. D. and ETHERINGTON, D.
(2005).
Neighbourhood renewal policy and spatial differentiation in housing markets: recent trends in England and Denmark.
European journal of housing policy, 5 (1), 77-97.
[Article]
COLE, I. D. and NEVIN, B.
(2004).
The road to renewal. The early development of the Housing Market Renewal Pathfinder programme in England.
The road to renewal. The early development of the Housing Market Renewal Pathfinder programme in England.
[Article]
COLE, Ian
(2015).
The Housing Market Renewal Pathfinder Programme : a drop of Keynes in a neo-liberal ocean?
Built Environment, 41 (2), 289-304.
[Article]
COLE, Ian
(2012).
Housing market renewal and demolition in England in the 2000s: the governance of a ‘wicked problem’.
International Journal of Housing Policy, 12 (3), 347-366.
[Article]
COLE, Ian
(2013).
Whose place? Whose history? Contrasting narratives and experiences of neighbourhood change and housing renewal.
Housing, Theory and Society, 30 (1), 65-83.
[Article]
COLE, Ian and GREEN, Stephen
(2011).
Mixed communities : from vision to oblivion.
In: ANDERSON, Isobel and SIM, Duncan, (eds.)
Housing and Equality.
Coventry, Chartered Institute of Housing.
[Book Section]
CRISP, Richard
(2013).
‘Communities with oomph’? Exploring the potential for stronger social ties to revitalise disadvantaged neighbourhoods.
Environment and Planning C: Government and Policy, 31 (2), 324-339.
[Article]
CRISP, Richard
(2012).
Conceptualising local approaches to tackling worklessness through neoliberal frameworks : the New Deal for Communities Programme as classic 'flanking strategy'.
Space and Polity, 16 (2), 233-251.
[Article]
CRISP, Richard, COLE, Ian, EADSON, William, FERRARI, Ed, POWELL, Ryan and WHILE, Aidan
(2017).
Tackling poverty through housing and planning policy in city regions.
Project Report.
Joseph Rowntree Foundation.
[Monograph]
CRISP, Richard and POWELL, Ryan
(2017).
Youth unemployment, interdependence and power: tensions and resistance within an alternative, 'co-produced' employment programme.
In: BEVIR, Mark, MCKEE, Kim and MATTHEWS, Peter, (eds.)
Decentring urban governance: Narratives, resistance and contestation.
Routledge Studies in Governance and Public Policy
.
Abingdon, Routledge, 38-64.
[Book Section]
CROWE, Mark, DAYSON, Christopher and WELLS, Peter
(2010).
Prospects for the Third Sector.
People, place and policy online, 4 (1), 29-32.
[Article]
DABINETT, G. and GORE, T.
(2001).
Institutional influences on EU-funded regional technology development in the UK: a study of the Yorkshire and East London Regions in the 1990s.
European planning studies, 9 (8), 995-1010.
[Article]
DAYSON, Christopher
(2013).
Understanding financial vulnerability in UK third sector organisations : methodological considerations and applications for policy, practice and research.
Voluntary Sector Review, 4 (1), 19-38.
[Article]
DAYSON, Christopher
(2013).
Understanding the place based social value created by new-start social enterprises : evidence from 10 rural UK communities.
People, place and policy online, 7 (1), 30-45.
[Article]
DAYSON, Christopher
(2011).
The personalisation agenda : implications for organisational development and capacity building in the voluntary sector.
Voluntary Sector Review, 2 (1), 97-105.
[Article]
DAYSON, Christopher and DAMM, Christopher
(2017).
The Rotherham Social Prescribing Service for People with Long-term Conditions: Evaluation Update.
Project Report.
Sheffield, Sheffield Hallam University.
[Monograph]
DAYSON, Christopher and LEATHER, David
(2018).
Evaluation of HALE Community Connectors Social Prescribing Service 2017.
Project Report.
Sheffield, Sheffield Hallam University.
[Monograph]
DAYSON, Christopher and LEATHER, David
(2018).
Evaluation of HALE Community Connectors Social Prescribing Service 2017 - Summary.
Project Report.
Sheffield, Sheffield Hallam University.
[Monograph]
DAYSON, Christopher and MOSS, Bronwen
(2017).
The Rotherham Social Prescribing Service for People with Long-term Conditions: A GP Perspective.
Project Report.
Sheffield, Sheffield Hallam University.
[Monograph]
DE SOUZA, Marcelo Lopes, WHITE, Richard and SPRINGER, Simon
(2016).
Introduction : subverting the meaning of 'theory'.
In: DE SOUZA, Marcelo Lopes, WHITE, Richard and SPRINGER, Simon, (eds.)
Theories of resistance : anarchism, geography, and the spirit of revolt.
Transforming Capitalism
.
London, Rowman & Littlefield, 1-18.
[Book Section]
EADSON, William
(2013).
The evolution of carbon capitalism in the English regions: sustainable mitigation, carbon modernization, and selective carbon economies.
In: BARNES, Pamela A. and HOERVER, Thomas C., (eds.)
Sustainable development and governance in Europe: the evolution of the discourse on sustainability.
Routledge Advances in European Politics
.
Routledge, 190-204.
[Book Section]
FARNELL, R., FURBEY, R. A., HILLS, S. S. A., MACEY, M. and SMITH, G.
(2003).
Faith in urban regeneration? Engaging faith communities in urban regeneration.
Bristol, Policy Press.
[Authored Book]
FLETCHER, D. R.
(2004).
Demand-led programmes: challenging labour market inequalities or reinforcing them?
Environment and planning C: government and policy, 22 (1), 115-128.
[Article]
FLETCHER, D. R.
(2002).
Employers, recruitment and offenders: underlining the limits of work-focused welfare?
Policy and politics, 31 (4), 497-510.
[Article]
FLETCHER, D. R.
(2005).
Providing enterprise support for offenders: realising new opportunities or reinforcing old inequalities?
Environment and planning C: government and policy, 23 (5), 715-731.
[Article]
FLETCHER, D. R.
(2007).
A culture of worklessness? Historical insights from the Manor and Park area of Sheffield.
Policy and politics, 35 (1), 65-85.
[Article]
FLETCHER, Del
(2008).
Offenders in the post-industrial labour market : from the underclass to the undercaste?
Policy and Politics, 36 (2), 283-297.
[Article]
FLETCHER, Del
(2009).
Social tenants, attachment to place and work in the post-industrial labour market : underlining the limits of housing-based explanations of labour immobility?
Housing Studies, 24 (6), 775-791.
[Article]
FLETCHER, Del
(2008).
Tackling concentrations of worklessness : highlighting the limits of work-focused organisational cultures in the UK.
Environment and Planning C: Government and Policy, 26 (3), 563-582.
[Article]
FLETCHER, Del
(2011).
Welfare reform, Jobcentre Plus and the street-level bureaucracy : towards inconsistent and discriminatory welfare for severely disadvantaged groups?
Social Policy and Society, 10 (04), 445-458.
[Article]
FLETCHER, Del
(2011).
The development of working prisons: transforming inmates from the Lumpenproletariat to the contingent workforce?
British journal of community justice, 9 (1/2), 111-124.
[Article]
FLETCHER, Del
(2010).
The workless class? : economic transformation, informal work and male working-class identity.
Social Policy and Society, 9 (03), 325-336.
[Article]
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.
[Article]
FLINT, J. F.
(2003).
Housing and ethopolitics: constructing identities of active consumption and responsible community.
Economy and society, 32 (4), 611-629.
[Article]
FLINT, J. F.
(2006).
Maintaining an arms length? Housing, community governance and the management of 'problematic' populations.
Housing studies, 21 (2), 171-186.
[Article]
FLINT, J. F.
(2004).
Reconfiguring agency and responsibility in the governance of social housing in Scotland.
Urban studies, 41 (1), 151-172.
[Article]
FLINT, J. F.
(2002).
Social housing agencies and the governance of anti-social behaviour.
Housing studies, 17 (4), 619-637.
[Article]
FLINT, John F and POWELL, Ryan
(2014).
Anti-social behaviour and 'civilizing' regulation in the British city : comparing Victorian and contemporary eras.
In: PICKARD, Sarah, (ed.)
Anti-social behaviour in Britain : Victorian and contemporary perspectives.
Basingstoke, Palgrave Macmillan, 42-52.
[Book Section]
FLINT, John F and POWELL, Ryan
(2009).
Civilising offensives : education, football and 'eradicating' sectarianism in Scotland.
In: MILLIE, Andrew, (ed.)
Securing respect : behavioural expectations and anti-social behaviour in the UK.
Policy Press, 219-238.
[Book Section]
FLINT, John F and POWELL, Ryan
(2013).
Individualization and social dis/integration in contemporary society : a comparative note on Zygmunt Bauman and Norbert Elias.
In: DEPELTEAU, Francois and LANDINI, Tatiana Savoia, (eds.)
Norbert Elias and social theory.
London, Palgrave Macmillan, 261-274.
[Book Section]
FLINT, John F and POWELL, Ryan
(2013).
Scottish Enlightenment and the sectarianism civilising offensive.
In: FLINT, John F and KELLY, John, (eds.)
Bigotry, football and Scotland : perspectives and debates.
Edinburgh, Edinburgh University Press.
[Book Section]
FLINT, John F and POWELL, Ryan
(2011).
‘They sing that song’: sectarianism and conduct in the informalised spaces of Scottish football.
In: BURDSEY, Daniel, (ed.)
Race, ethnicity and football : persisting debates and emergent issues.
London, Routledge, 191-206.
[Book Section]
FLINT, John F and POWELL, Ryan
(2014).
'We've got the equivalent of Passchendaele' : sectarianism, football and urban disorder in Scotland.
In: HOPKINS, Matt and TREADWELL, James, (eds.)
Football hooliganism, fan behaviour and crime : contemporary issues.
Basingstoke, Palgrave Macmillan, 71-91.
[Book Section]
FORDHAM, Geoff, GORE, Tony, LAWLESS, Paul and FORDHAM, Rachel Knight
(2002).
The Groundwork movement: its role in neighbourhood renewal.
Project Report.
York, Joseph Rowntree Foundation.
[Monograph]
GILBERTSON, Jan, GRIMSLEY, Michael and GREEN, Geoff
(2012).
Psychosocial routes from housing investment to health: evidence from England’s home efficiency scheme.
Energy Policy, 49, 122-133.
[Article]
GOODCHILD, B. J. and COLE, I. D.
(2001).
Social balance and mixed neighbourhoods in Britain since 1979: a review of discourse and practice in social housing.
Environment and planning D: society and space.
[Article]
GOODCHILD, B. J., HICKMAN, P. G. and ROBINSON, D.
(2002).
Unpopular housing in England in conditions of low demand: coping with a diversity of problems and policy measures.
Town planning review, 73 (4), 373-393.
[Article]
GOODCHILD, Barry
(2016).
Markets, politics and the environment : an introduction to planning theory.
Routledge research in planning and urban design
.
Taylor and Francis.
[Authored Book]
GOODCHILD, Barry, JEANNOT, G. and HICKMAN, Paul
(2010).
Professions, occupational roles and skills in urban policy : a reworking of the debates in England and France.
Urban Studies, 47 (12), 2555-2572.
[Article]
GOODCHILD, Barry and WALSHAW, Aimee
(2011).
Towards zero carbon homes in England? From inception to partial implementation.
Housing Studies, 26 (6), 933-949.
[Article]
GORE, T.
(2005).
Extending employability or solving employers' recruitment problems? Demand-led approaches as an instrument of labour market policy.
Urban studies, 42 (2), 341-353.
[Article]
GORE, T.
(2004).
The open method of co-ordination and policy mainstreaming: the european employment strategy and regional conversion programmes in the UK.
European planning studies, 12 (1), 123-141.
[Article]
GORE, T., POWELL, R. and WELLS, P.
(2006).
The contribution of rural community businesses to integrated rural development: local services for local people.
Cahiers d'economie et sociologie rurales, 80 (3), 29-52.
[Article]
GORE, Tony
(2008).
Collaborative governance and territorial rescaling in the UK : a comparative study of two EU Structural Funds programmes.
GeoJournal, 72 (1-2), 59-73.
[Article]
GORE, Tony
(1991).
Public/private partnership schemes in UK urban regeneration: The role of joint enabling agencies.
Cities, 8 (3), 209-216.
[Article]
GORE, Tony and FOTHERGILL, Stephen
(2007).
Cities and their hinterlands: how much do governance
structures really matter?
People, Place and Policy Online, 1 (2), 55-68.
[Article]
GORE, Tony and HOLLYWOOD, Emma
(2009).
The role of social networks and geographical location in labour market participation in the UK coalfields.
Environment and Planning C: Government and Policy, 27 (6), 1008-1021.
[Article]
GORE, Tony and STILLWELL, John
(1994).
Updating population and household projections for Yorkshire and Humberside: An input into the strategic planning process.
Planning Practice and Research, 9 (4), 381-393.
[Article]
GORE, Tony and WELLS, Peter
(2009).
Governance and evaluation : the case of EU regional policy horizontal priorities.
Evaluation and Program Planning, 32 (2), 158-167.
[Article]
GREEN, Geoff and GILBERTSON, Janet
(1999).
The impact of housing and investment on the health and quality of life of low income residents.
Open House International, 24 (1), 41-53.
[Article]
GREEN, Geoff, ORMANDY, David, BRAZIER, John and GILBERTSON, Janet
(2000).
Tolerant building: The impact of energy efficiency measures on living conditions and health status.
In: RUDGE, Janet and NICOL, Fergus, (eds.)
Cutting the cost of cold: affordable warmth for healthier homes.
London, E&FN SPON.
[Book Section]
HALL, S. and HICKMAN, P.
(2005).
Responding to unpopular social housing in Vaulz en Velin, Greater Lyon: an English perspective.
European journal of housing policy, 5 (1), 19-39.
[Article]
HALL, Stephen and HICKMAN, Paul
(2011).
Resident participation in housing regeneration in France.
Housing Studies, 26 (6), 827-843.
[Article]
HARRISON, M. and REEVE, K.
(2002).
Social welfare movements and collective action : lessons from two UK housing cases.
Housing studies, 17 (5), 755-771.
[Article]
HICKMAN, P.
(2006).
Approaches to tenant participation in the English local authority sector.
Housing studies, 21 (2), 209-225.
[Article]
HICKMAN, P. and MANNING, J.
(2004).
Community involvement in neighbourhood regeneration: who participates?
Voluntary action: the journal for the institute of voluntary research, 7 (1), 43-59.
[Article]
HICKMAN, Paul
(2013).
Getting on their bikes? The labour market as a driver of the residential mobility decisions of residents in deprived neighbourhoods.
Journal of Urban Regeneration and Renewal, 6 (3), 293 -308.
[Article]
HOLSTEAD, Kirsty, TAYLOR AIKEN, Gerald, EADSON, William and BRAUNHOLTZ-SPEIGHT, Tim
(2018).
Putting community to use in environmental policy making: emerging trends in Scotland and the UK.
Geography Compass, 12 (9), e12381.
[Article]
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.
[Article]
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.
[Article]
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.
[Article]
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.
[Article]
HUNTER, Caroline, NIXON, Judy and BLANDY, Sarah
(2008).
Researching the judiciary : exploring the invisible in judicial decision making.
Journal of Law and Society, 35 (s1), 76-90.
[Article]
HUNTER, Caroline, NIXON, Judy and PARR, Sadie
(2010).
Mother abuse : a matter of youth justice, child welfare or domestic violence?
Journal of Law and Society, 37 (2), 264-284.
[Article]
JEANNOT, Gilles, GOODCHILD, Barry and HICKMAN, Paul
(2008).
Les nouveaux métiers de la ville : Pouvoirs publics et recherche urbaine = New professions in urban planning: Public authorities and urban research.
Annales de la recherche urbaine, 104, 100-109.
[Article]
LAWLESS, P.
(2006).
Area-based urban interventions: rationale and outcomes: the new deal for communities programme in England.
Urban studies, 43 (11), 1991-2011.
[Article]
LAWLESS, P.
(2001).
Community economic development in urban and regional regeneration: unfolding potential or justifiable scepticism?
Environment and planning C: government and policy, 19 (1), 135-155.
[Article]
LAWLESS, P.
(2004).
Locating and explaining area-based initiatives: new deal for communities in England.
Environment and planning C: government and policy, 22 (3), 383-399.
[Article]
LAWLESS, P.
(2002).
Power and conflict in pro-growth regimes: tensions in economic development in Jersey City and Detroit.
Urban studies, 39 (8), 1329-1346.
[Article]
LAWLESS, Paul
(2012).
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