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Household, Economics of the: .
Households and their Markets in the Andes: Enrique Mayer
Households and their Markets in the Andes: Enriques Mayer
Households, Homeownership and Neoliberalism: Ray Forrest
Households’ vulnerability to carbon pricing: a case study for Austria , pp 167-179: Julia Bock-Schappelwein and Claudia Kettner
Housing (un)affordability, (in)security and (in)justice as social determinants of health , pp 127-140: Nicola Livingstone
Housing affordability: a major problem for many cities , pp 137-175: .
Housing and business cycles in Korea: assessing the role of housing volume cycles , pp 40-61: Young Il Kim
Housing and consumption: existing tensions and future directions in understanding housing search and selection: Max Besbris
Housing and fiction: representing context, contingency and conjuncture , pp 427-439: Tony Manzi
Housing and human rights contexts: Jessie Hohmann
Housing and macroeconomy, Korea: the role of housing loan-to-value , pp 262-295: Inho Song
Housing and macroprudential policy: John Muellbauer
Housing and social investment: lessons from Hong Kong and Singapore , pp 52-69: James Lee
Housing and stigma , pp 267-283: Michelle Norris and Michael Byrne
Housing and the right to equality and non-discrimination: Jessie Hohmann
Housing and the right to privacy: Jessie Hohmann
Housing and the right to property: Jessie Hohmann
Housing and the right to self-determination for Indigenous peoples: Jessie Hohmann
Housing and the right to work: Jessie Hohmann
Housing and the World Bank: mortgaging development , pp 321-331: Liam Clegg
Housing and urban-rural differences in subjective wellbeing in the Netherlands , pp 97-118: Marloes Hoogerbrugge and Martijn Burger
Housing as a site of financialised accumulation in Amsterdam: critique and radical alternatives: Angela Wigger
Housing as social infrastructure , pp 394-413: Andrej Holm
Housing bubble: Theodore Koutsobinas
Housing bubbles: what are their causes and can we get rid of them? , pp 185-196: Paul Van den Noord
Housing cooperatives resisting financialization? Lessons from Hungary: Márton Czirfusz and Csaba Jelinek
Housing deficit for people with disabilities in a radically neoliberal country: Chile's case , pp 501-516: Francisca Valdebenito-Acosta, Julio Hasbún-Mancilla and Joao Acharan-Riffo
Housing First and public policy , pp 388-405: Geoffrey Nelson
Housing impact of long-distance high speed rail , pp 100-125: .
Housing in Iceland in the Aftermath of the Global Financial Crisis: Jón Rúnar Sveinsson
Housing in the Netherlands Before and After the Global Financial Crisis: Richard Ronald and Kees Dol
Housing insecurity, lived reality, and the right to stay put in a gentrified southern European neighborhood: the case of Sant Antoni in Barcelona , pp 151-172: Antonio López-Gay, Miguel Solana-Solana, Joan Sales-Favà, Helen V.S. Cole and Anna Ortiz-Guitart
Housing policy and spatial inequality: recent insights from Vienna and Amsterdam , pp 175-196: Gerlinde Gutheil-Knopp-Kirchwald and Justin Kadi
Housing Policy and the Economic Crisis – The Case of Hungary: József Hegedüs
Housing Policy Issues in South Korea Since the Global Economic Crisis: Aspects of a Construction-Industry-Dependent Society: Soo-hyun Kim
Housing poverty , pp 252-261: Luis Ayala and Carolina Navarro
Housing price and mortgage credit cycles: tales of two countries , pp 82-111: Man Cho
Housing share: opportunities and challenges for interdisciplinary research , pp 81-96: Djordje Stojanovic
Housing tenure , pp 196-212: Kath Hulse and Margaret Reynolds
Housing under occupation , pp 346-359: Omar Ben Haman
Housing urbanism: Collective representation and its impact in the city , pp 68-86: Armando Tetsuya Hashimoto Hongo
Housing Wealth, Debt and Stress Before, During and After the Celtic Tiger: Michelle Norris and Nessa Winston
Housing, place and design , pp 309-326: Bruce Judd
Houston’s land-use regime: a model for the nation , pp 174-198: Randal O’Toole
Hove Recreation by Aust-Agder , pp 147-153: .
How (un)productive is reproductive labour? Feminist political economists on capitalism's household economy: Sirisha C. Naidu
How a Fee Per-Unit Garbage Affects Aggregate Recycling in a Model with Heterogeneous Households , pp 63-87: Thomas C. Kinnaman and Don Fullerton
How about sitting back and hypothesizing? , pp 135-162: .
How AI augments value creation: towards a model of human-AI cooperation in services research , pp 195-214: Sami Rusthollkarhu, Malla Mattila, Leena Aarikka-Stenroos and Mika Yrjölä