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Housing and Society Volume 9, 1982 - Issue 2: Women and Housing
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Housing Preferences in Louisville: A Feminist Critique of the Suburban Environment

Mae G. BannerView further author information
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Catherine White BerheideView further author information
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Fay Ross GreckelView further author information
Pages 95-110 | Published online: 09 Jun 2015

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Daphne Spain. (1988) An Examination of Residential Preferences in the Suburban Era. Sociological Focus 21:1, pages 1-8.
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Briavel Holcomb. (1984) WOMEN IN THE CITY. Urban Geography 5:3, pages 247-254.
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Kim V.L. England. (1991) Gender relations and the spatial structure of the city. Geoforum 22:2, pages 135-147.
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Daphne Spain. (2016) The Effect of Residential Mobility and Household Composition on Housing Quality. Urban Affairs Quarterly 25:4, pages 659-683.
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