Alan W. Evans

The Property Market: Ninety Per Cent Efficient?
Urban Studies 1995 32: 5-29. [PDF] [References]  

Rob Imrie, Huw Thomas, and Tim Marshall

Business Organisations, Local Dependence and the Politics of Urban Renewal in Britain
Urban Studies 1995 32: 31-47. [PDF] [References]  

Elisabeth ter Borg and Gertjan Dijkink

Naturalising Choices and Neutralising Voices? Discourse on Urban Development in Two Cities
Urban Studies 1995 32: 49-67. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

David Merriman, Toru Ohkawara, and Tsutomu Suzuki

Excess Commuting in the Tokyo Metropolitan Area: Measurement and Policy Simulations
Urban Studies 1995 32: 69-85. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Catherine Bonvalet, Juliet Carpenter, and Paul White

The Residential Mobility of Ethnic Minorities: A Longitudinal Analysis
Urban Studies 1995 32: 87-103. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Frank Moulaert and Faridah Djellal

Information Technology Consultancy Firms: Economies of Agglomeration from a Wide-area Perspective
Urban Studies 1995 32: 105-122. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Tadashi Yagi

Deterioration of Public Capital and Optimal Policy of Local and Central Government
Urban Studies 1995 32: 123-134. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Laurence Murphy

Mortgage Finance and Housing Provision in Ireland, 1970-90
Urban Studies 1995 32: 135-154. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

David L. Huff and James M. Lutz

Change and Continuity in the Irish Urban System, 1966-81
Urban Studies 1995 32: 155-173. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

H. Peter Gray, Leigh Sparks, Roger Vickerman, James Simmie, Eva Lelievre, Nick Hubbard, Jamie Peck, Daniel Todd, Michael Bristow, and David Donnison

Book Review
Urban Studies 1995 32: 175-189. [PDF] [References]  

Book Notes
Urban Studies 1995 32: 191-192. [PDF]  

Books Received
Urban Studies 1995 32: 193-196. [PDF]  

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