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Housing messages

Franklin D. Becker

1977

Homeless and working youth around the world

Reed Larson, Marcela Raffaelli

1999

Politics of Public Housing

Rhonda Y. Williams

2005

Engineering for intensive housing of livestock

Canada. Agriculture Canada

1973

World War II and the American Dream

Donald Albrecht

1995

Tales of Pruit Almus

Robert Belenky

2009

Designing for the disabled

Selwyn Goldsmith

1967

Safe Haven

Rae Bridgman

2002

Simulating the housing allowance program in Green Bay and South Bend

Jean Vanski

1978

Race and place

Susan Welch, Lee Sigelman, Timothy Bledsoe et al.

2001

Housing without Houses

Nabeel Hamdi

1995

Snow and wind control for farmstead and feedlot

Dennis E. Darby

1978

America's housing crisis

Chester W. Hartman

1983

La pastasciutta

Anna Del Conte

1993

The affordable housing reader

J. Rosie Tighe, Elizabeth J. Mueller

2012

The ecology of housing destruction

Peter D. Salins

1980

The politics of ending homelessness

Susan Yeich

1994

Politics, planning, and the public interest

Martin Meyerson

1955

The new suburbanites

Robert W. Lake

1981

Merced redevelopment project number 2 1978 tax allocation bonds $8,500,000 principal amount

Redevelopment Agency of Merced (Calif.)

1978

Crabgrass Frontier

Kenneth T. Jackson

1985

Livestock health and housing

Sainsbury, David., David Sainsbury, Peter Sainsbury

1988

Farm and ranch equipment for beef cattle

William A. Hubbard

1969

Community of interest

Oscar Newman

1980

Housing, family, and society

Earl W. Morris

1978

Unfair Housing

Mara S. Sidney

2004

Urban development in Britain

P. A. Stone

1969

Sustainable housing

Edwards, Brian, D. Turrent

2000

Building Shelters, Fences and Jumps

Andy Radford

2004

REHAB and GROW RICH

Paul Paul Davey

2013

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