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Megan Nethercote. (2015) Operationalizing a Responsibility Agenda in Australia’s Indigenous Communities: Confused, Doubtful and Subversive Public Housing Tenants. Housing, Theory and Society 32:2, pages 171-195.
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Kim McKee. (2012) Understanding Community. Housing Studies 27:5, pages 720-721.
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Kim McKee. (2011) Sceptical, Disorderly and Paradoxical Subjects: Problematizing the “Will to Empower” in Social Housing Governance. Housing, Theory and Society 28:1, pages 1-18.
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Kim McKee. (2009) Empowering Glasgow's Tenants through Community Ownership?. Local Economy 24:4, pages 299-309.
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Kim McKee. (2009) Regulating Scotland's Social Landlords: Localised Resistance to Technologies of Performance Management. Housing Studies 24:2, pages 155-171.
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Quintin Bradley. (2008) Capturing the Castle: Tenant Governance in Social Housing Companies. Housing Studies 23:6, pages 879-897.
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Ade Kearns & Louise Lawson. (2008) Housing Stock Transfer in Glasgow—the First Five Years: A Study of Policy Implementation. Housing Studies 23:6, pages 857-878.
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Kim McKee. (2008) Transforming Scotland's Public-sector Housing through Community Ownership: The Reterritorialisation of Housing Governance?. Space and Polity 12:2, pages 183-196.
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Kim McKee & Vickie Cooper. (2008) The Paradox of Tenant Empowerment: Regulatory and Liberatory Possibilities. Housing, Theory and Society 25:2, pages 132-146.
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Kim McKee. (2009) The ‘Responsible’ Tenant and the Problem of Apathy. Social Policy and Society 8:1, pages 25-36.
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