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• Urban Institute Ireland [157]
• Urban Institute Ireland Working Papers [9]

• Urbanization and the regional distribution of population in post-Famine Ireland 

  Walsh, Brendan M. (University College Dublin. School of Economics, 1999-10)
• Fiscal incentives and urban regeneration in Dublin 

  Williams, Brendan (University College Dublin. Planning and Environmental Policy, 2006-10)

  Urban development policies have major and immediate impacts on the development and construction processes and have been the subject of major initiatives in recent years particularly in the housing and urban regeneration ...
• Using choice experiments to value urban greenspace 

  Bullock, Craig (Edward Elgar, 2006)
• Unloved places revisited: archaeology and urban planning 

  O'Keeffe, Tadhg (International Seminar on Urban Form, 2009-07)
• Sustainable communities? A comparative perspective on urban housing in the European context 

  Winston, Nessa (ENHR, 2012-06)

  This paper examines the sustainability of urban housing in the European Union. It outlines a number of key criteria for assessing the sustainability of urban housing including mixed use developments, higher residential ...
• Comparison of subvention levels for public transport systems in European cities 

  Reynolds-Feighan, Aisling J. ; Durkan, Joan ; Durkan, Joe (Department of Transport, 2000-04)

  This is a comparative study of the levels of government subvention in urban public transport in European cities. It was carried out by the Department of Economics in University College Dublin for the Department of Public ...
• Access to housing : the role of housing supply and urban development policy in the Greater Dublin area 

  Williams, Brendan ; Shiels, Patrick ; Hughes, Brian (Trinity College Dublin. Centre for Urban & Regional Studies and Dublin Institute of Technology. Faculty of the Built Environment, 2003)
• Governing the city : institutional innovation and its consequences 

  Payne, Diane ; Stafford, Peter (University College Dublin. Geary Institute, 2007-11-12)