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Is Privatization the Answer for Social Housing? A Comparative Study of China and the United Kingdom

Nannan WangView further author information
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R. M. W. HornerView further author information
Pages 99-124 | Published online: 09 Jun 2015

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Bingzi He. (2023) Will We Realize the Decentralization of Affordable Housing Provision? Critical Reflections on English and Chinese Land Governance for Housing Contexts. Housing Policy Debate 33:3, pages 724-745.
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Nannan Wang. (2014) The role of the construction industry in China's sustainable urban development. Habitat International 44, pages 442-450.
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