Paul N. Balchin

Identifiers

Open LibraryOL236903A

Top Subjects

Urban economics (3)
Architecture (3)
Great Britain (2)
Economics (2)
City planning -- Great Britain (1)
Land use, Urban -- Great Britain (1)
London (1)

Books by Paul N. Balchin

Total count: 23

Urban land economics

Macmillan1977-01-01
Housing improvement and social inequalitycase study of an inner city

Saxon House1979-01-01
Housing policy and housing needs

MacMillan Press1981-01-01
Housing Policy and Housing Needs (Macmillan Building and Surveying Series)

Palgrave Macmillan1981-05-21
Housing policyan introduction

Croom Helm1985-01-01
Urban Land Economics

Palgrave Macmillan1985-09-09
Regional and urban economics

Chapman1987-01-01
Issues in Regional and Urban Economics

Harpercollins1987-05-01
Urban land economics and public policy.4th ed / Paul N. Balchin, Jeffrey L. Kieve, Gregory H. Bull.

Macmillan Education1988-01-01
The impact of macroeconomic policy on housing markets in the United Kingdom since 1979

Centre for Urban and Environmental Studies1990-01-01
Regional policy in Britainthe north-south divide

P. Chapman Pub.1990-01-01
Housing market disequilibrium in Greater London

Thames Polytechnic1991-01-01
Housing Policy in Europe

Routledge1996-01-01
Regional Policy and Planning in Europe

Routledge1999-01-01
Urban EconomicsA Global Perspective

Palgrave Macmillan2001-03-09
Urban Development in Renaissance Italy

Wiley2008-06-02
RomeThe Shaping of Three Capitals

Troubador Publishing Limited2017-01-01
Development of Cities in Northern and Central Italy During the Renaissance

Troubador Publishing Limited2019-01-01
Routledge Library EditionsHousing Gentrification and Regional Inequality

Taylor & Francis Group2021-01-01
Development of Cities in Northern and Central ItalyDuring the Renaissance

Taylor & Francis Group2022-01-01
ParisThe Shaping of the French Capital a Political Perspective

Taylor & Francis Group2023-01-01
Paris : The Shaping of the French CapitalA Political Perspective

Taylor & Francis Group2023-01-01
Development of Cities in Northern and Central ItalyDuring the Renaissance

Taylor & Francis Group2024-01-01