Titlebook: Who Needs Housing?; Jane Darke,Roy Darke Book 1979 Jane Darke and Roy Darke 1979 culture.gender.methods.society

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The minority tenures,The largest minority tenure, and the only one widely recognised in the government’s statistics, is the privately rented sector. This is a shrinking sector, from around 90 per cent in the early years of this century, to 61 per cent in 1947 and 15 per cent in 1976.

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Professionals and housing,A number of professional groups are directly or indirectly employed in the provision of housing. In this chapter we discuss architecture, town planning, housing management, housing research and the legal profession. We also take a critical look at the housing pressure group Shelter.

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The major tenures,lation: owner-occupiers, council tenants, private tenants, landlords and so on. These various tenures obviously differ in the advantages they carry and in the ease with which households can join any particular tenure group. This and the following chapter examine some of these differences.

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Parallelverarbeitung und PolitikEinfuhrung in sehr unterschiedliche Industriezweige. Dies allein bedeutet ein potentielles Marktvolumen von mehreren Milliarden US-$. Noch wichtiger ist die Position der Parallelverarbeitung als Glied in unseren Technologieketten.

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A Guideline for Ecological Research,ining the obvious and of posing once again Olbers’s paradoxes. This approach requires a chain of arguments, often academic, which will be re-stated here only to clarify the vocabulary used. The reader, therefore, is advised to read the text rapidly to seize the essential structure, before returning to the major points.