Introduction: Frontiers of Quantifying Neighbourhood Effects
Housing StudiesPublished 23 August 2007
Jörg Blasius, Jürgen Friedrichs, George Galster
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Click to increase image sizeClick to decrease image size Acknowledgements Several of the papers appearing in this issue were originally presented at a conference 'Inside Poverty Areas' hosted by the University of Cologne in December 2004. This issue of Housing Studies has been co-ordinated by us in collaboration with the regular co-editors of the journal. In addition to the reviews of the editors, all papers have been subjected to the usual, anonymous peer review process of Housing Studies.
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