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Ethnic and temporal dimensions of regional residential preferences : A northern ireland example

F.W. Boal Geography Department, Queen's University, Belfast
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J.A.E. Orr Geography Department, Queen's University, Belfast
Pages 35-53 | Published online: 26 Jan 2010

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Carol McClenahan, Ed Cairns, Seamus Dunn & Valerie Morgan. (1991) Preference for Geographical Location as a Measure of Ethnic/National Identity in Children in Northern Ireland. The Irish Journal of Psychology 12:3, pages 346-354.
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Thomas F. Saarinen & James L. Sell. (2016) Environmental perception. Progress in Human Geography 4:4, pages 525-548.
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