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Volume 4 (2010)

Future events Past events

Volume 4 - Issue 3

Geographical displacement or diffusion of benefit around area-based interventions? Evidence from the New Deal for Communities

Volume 4 - Issue 3
Adam Whitworth, David McLennan

Work as a route out of homelessness: a case study of Emmaus Communities

Volume 4 - Issue 3
Anna Clarke

The future of community housing in Scotland: some thoughts and reflections

Volume 4 - Issue 3
Kim McKee

Review Article – A Nudge One Way, A Nudge the Other: libertarian paternalism as political strategy

Volume 4 - Issue 3
Peter Wells

Review – Ferraris for All: In Defence of Economic Progress

Volume 4 - Issue 3
Ed Ferrari

Volume 4 - Issue 2

Promoting Homeownership at the Margins: the experience of low-cost homeownership purchasers in regeneration areas

Volume 4 - Issue 2
Kim McKee

The future of Arms Length Management Organisations: the uncertain fate of a social housing hybrid

Volume 4 - Issue 2
Ian Cole, Ryan Powell

How do we make prisons places of work and learning?

Volume 4 - Issue 2
Del Fletcher

Review – The Spirit Level: why equality is better for everyone

Volume 4 - Issue 2
Gary Craig

Review – Sinking and Swimming: understanding Britain’s unmet needs

Volume 4 - Issue 2
Karen Escott

Volume 4 - Issue 1

Editorial – public policy at a crossroads?

Volume 4 - Issue 1
Richard Crisp, David Robinson

Welfare to work: time for a rethink

Volume 4 - Issue 1
Steve Fothergill

Moral politics, moral decline and anti-social behaviour

Volume 4 - Issue 1
Andrew Millie

Migration in the UK: Moving beyond numbers

Volume 4 - Issue 1
David Robinson

Conservative Party policy for planning: caught between the market and local communities

Volume 4 - Issue 1
Barry Goodchild

Urban Regeneration: is there a future?

Volume 4 - Issue 1
Paul Lawless

Prospects for the Third Sector

Volume 4 - Issue 1
Mark Crowe, Chris Dayson and Peter Wells

Environment, economy and community: responding to future environmental change with reducing public sector resources

Volume 4 - Issue 1
Ian D. Rotherham

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