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Having it All? Housing Reform Under Devolution
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  • 2003Transferring Glasgow’s council housing: financial, urban and housing policy implications37 cited
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  • 2013Public housing transfers: past, present and prospective21 cited
  • 2010The future of community housing in Scotland: some thoughts and reflections4 cited

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