Urban housing demography

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—— 1984b: Housing tenure and generational equity. Ageing and Society 4, 249-72.

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—— 1990. Residential mobility in local housing markets. In Myers, D. , editor, Housing demography , Madison, WI: University of Wisconsin Press, 203-31.

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Murphy, M.J. and Sullivan, O. 1985: Housing tenure and family formation in contemporary Britain . European Sociological Review 1, 230-43.

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—— 1985: Wives' earnings and rising costs of homeownership. Social Science Quarterly 66, 319-29.

— 1990a: Housing demography Madison, WI: University of Wisconsin Press.

— 1990b: Introduction: the emerging concept of housing demography . In Myers, D. , editor, Housing demography. Madison, WI: University of Wisconsin Press, 3-31.

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Payne, J. and Payne, G. 1977: Housing pathways and stratification: a study of life changes in the housing market. Journal of Social Policy 6, 129-56.

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—— 1980: Why families move (2nd edition). Beverly Hills, CA: Sage.

Rudel, T.K. 1987: Housing price inflation, family growth, and the move from rental to owner occupied housing. Urban Studies 24, 258-67.

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Smith, N. 1979: Toward a theory of gentrification: a back to the city movement by capital not people. Journal of the American Planning Association 45, 538-48.

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Smith, S.K. and Lewis, B.B. 1980: Some new techniques for applying the housing unit method of local population estimation. Demography 17, 323-30.

—— 1983: Some new techniques for applying the housing unit method of local population estimation: further evidence. Demography 20, 407-13.

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White, R.B. 1982: Family size composition differentials between central city-suburb and metropolitan-nonmetropolitan migration streams. Demography 19, 29-36.

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