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Unravelling the "Australian Housing Solution": The Post-War Years

Housing, Theory and Society, 1999
Australia has long been seen as the prime example of a ?home owning democracy?. More than 50% of the population were home owners by the turn of the 20th century. This figure climbed to 70% in the first 15 years after the Second World War. More than 90% of middle aged and older Australians alive today have owned their dwelling at some stage in their ...
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Gender and Policy Agendas in the Post‐War House

Policy Studies Journal, 2017
For decades, critical mass theory shaped expectations about the ways female politicians would behave in office. Newer studies, however, have challenged the theory's premise that “token” women will avoid championing women's interests while women serving in more gender‐diverse bodies will work together to advance them. In fact, many in the discipline now
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Housing Renewal in Post War Period

1998
The paper deals with housing and renewal in general in post war period in Croatia, showing all problems of economic, political and social aspect of it. It also deals with technical and social standard, as well as with social (re)integration which goes very slow and upon national criteria.
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Post-war housing

2021
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Sustainable Housing Concept for Post-War Syrian Reconstruction