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KNAPP, G. and TALEN, E. (2005), ‘New urbanism and smart growth: a few words from the Academy’, International Regional Science Review, 28, 107-18.
‘New urbanism and smart growth: a few words from the Academy’
International Regional Science Review
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18
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‘Affordable housing in "village England": towards a systematic approach’
Planning Practice & Research
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‘A new approach to consumer theory’
Journal of Political Economy
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‘Gentrification and the discourses of housing affordability, localness and priority in rural England’
Planning Theory & Practice
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17
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‘Sustainability and design issues in rural housing’
Pleanail: Journal of the Irish Planning Institute
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‘Local perspectives on rural housing affordability and implications for the localism agenda in England’
Journal of Rural Studies
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Housing in the European Countryside: Rural Pressure and Policy in Western Europe
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‘Environmental sustainability and rural settlement growth in Ireland’
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‘Housing and urban location decisions in Spain: an econometric analysis with unobserved heterogeneity’
Urban Studies
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‘Planning for rural housing in the Republic of Ireland: from national spatial strategies to development plans’
European Planning Studies
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‘Making a city: urbanity, vitality and urban design’
Journal of Urban Design
3
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116
MORGAN, J. and SATSANGI, M. (2011), ‘Reaching the parts other grants don't reach? The role of supported self-build housing in rural Scotland’, Housing Studies, 26, 615-28.
‘Reaching the parts other grants don't reach? The role of supported self-build housing in rural Scotland’
Housing Studies
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‘Residential mobilities and house building in rural Ireland: evidence from three case studies’
Sociologia Ruralis
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Rural Settlement Patterns and Physical Planning Policy in Northern Ireland
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‘Gentrification and neo-rural populations in the Quebec countryside: representatiosn of various actors’
Journal of Rural Studies
26
449
64
MURRAY, M., GREER, J., HOUSTON, D., MCKAY, S. and MURTAGH, B. (2009), ‘Bridging Top Down and Bottom Up: Modelling Community Preferences for a Dispersed Rural Settlement Pattern’, European Planning Studies, 17, pp. 441-62.
‘Bridging Top Down and Bottom Up: Modelling Community Preferences for a Dispersed Rural Settlement Pattern’
European Planning Studies
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62
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Contested Ruralities: Housing in the Irish Countryside
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‘The role of village design statements in fostering a locally responsive approach to village planning and design in the UK’
Journal of Urban Design
3
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‘Planning for quality? Assessing the role of quality of place in current Dutch planning practice’
Journal of Urban Design
16
455
70
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‘Village design statements: some aspects of the evolution of a planning tool in the UK’
Town Planning Review
70
41
59
OWEN, S., BISHOP, J. and O'KEEFE, B. (2011), ‘Lost in translation? Some issues encountered in transferring Village Design Statements from England to Ireland’, Journal of Urban Design, 16, 405-24.
‘Lost in translation? Some issues encountered in transferring Village Design Statements from England to Ireland’
Journal of Urban Design
16
405
24
KNAPP, G. and TALEN, E. (2005), ‘New urbanism and smart growth: a few words from the Academy’, International Regional Science Review, 28, 107-18.
‘New urbanism and smart growth: a few words from the Academy’
International Regional Science Review
28
107
18
PADOVANI, L. and VETTORETTO, L. (2003), ‘Italy’, in N. Gallent, M. Shucksmith and M. Tewdwr-Jones (eds), Housing in the European Countryside: Rural Pressure and Policy in Western Europe, London, Routledge, 91-115.
Housing in the European Countryside: Rural Pressure and Policy in Western Europe
91
115
LANCASTER, K. (1966), ‘A new approach to consumer theory’, Journal of Political Economy, 74, 132-57.
‘A new approach to consumer theory’
Journal of Political Economy
74
132
57
PENDLEBURY J. (2008), Conservation in the Age of Consensus, London, Routledge.
Conservation in the Age of Consensus
LEAHY, M. (2001), ‘Sustainability and design issues in rural housing’, Pleanail: Journal of the Irish Planning Institute, 16, pp. 59-68.
‘Sustainability and design issues in rural housing’
Pleanail: Journal of the Irish Planning Institute
16
59
68
PUNTER, J. (2007a), ‘Developing urban design as public policy: best practice principles for design review and development management’, Journal of Urban Design, 12, 167-202.
‘Developing urban design as public policy: best practice principles for design review and development management’
Journal of Urban Design
12
167
202
MARY KERRIGAN ARCHITECTS and COLIN BUCHANAN and PARTNERS (2008), Rural Design Guide: Monaghan, Monaghan, Monaghan County Council.
PUNTER, J. (2007b), ‘Design-led regeneration? Evaluating the design outcomes of Cardiff Bay and their implications for future regeneration and design’, Journal of Urban Design, 12, 375-405.
‘Design-led regeneration? Evaluating the design outcomes of Cardiff Bay and their implications for future regeneration and design’
Journal of Urban Design
12
375
405
MAYO COUNTY COUNCIL (2008), Mayo Rural Housing Design Guidelines, Mayo, Mayo County Council.
MCGRATH, B. (1998), ‘Environmental sustainability and rural settlement growth in Ireland’, Town Planning Review, 3, 227-90.
‘Environmental sustainability and rural settlement growth in Ireland’
Town Planning Review
3
227
90
PUNTER, J. (2011), ‘Urban design and the English urban renaissance 1999-2009: a review and preliminary evaluation’, Journal of Urban Design, 16, 1-41.
‘Urban design and the English urban renaissance 1999-2009: a review and preliminary evaluation’
Journal of Urban Design
16
1
41
MONTGOMERY, J. (1998), ‘Making a city: urbanity, vitality and urban design’, Journal of Urban Design, 3 (1), pp. 93-116.
‘Making a city: urbanity, vitality and urban design’
Journal of Urban Design
3
93
116
ROUWENDAL, J. and MEIJER, E. (2001), ‘Preferences for housing, jobs, and commuting: a mixed logit analysis’, Journal of Regional Science, 41, 475-505.
‘Preferences for housing, jobs, and commuting: a mixed logit analysis’
Journal of Regional Science
41
475
505
MORGAN, J. and SATSANGI, M. (2011), ‘Reaching the parts other grants don't reach? The role of supported self-build housing in rural Scotland’, Housing Studies, 26, 615-28.
‘Reaching the parts other grants don't reach? The role of supported self-build housing in rural Scotland’
Housing Studies
26
615
28
SATSANGI, M., GALLENT, N. and BEVAN, M. (2010), The Rural Housing Question: Communities and Planning in Britain's Countrysides, Bristol, Policy Press.
The Rural Housing Question: Communities and Planning in Britain's Countrysides
SCOTT, M. (2008), ‘Managing rural change and competing rationalities: insights from conflicting rural storylines and local policy-making in Ireland’, Planning Theory and Practice, 9, 9-32.
‘Managing rural change and competing rationalities: insights from conflicting rural storylines and local policy-making in Ireland’
Planning Theory and Practice
9
9
32
MURRAY, M. and GREER, J. (2000), Rural Settlement Patterns and Physical Planning Policy in Northern Ireland, Cookstown, Rural Community Network.
Rural Settlement Patterns and Physical Planning Policy in Northern Ireland
SCOTT, M. (2010) Sustainable Rural Development: Managing Housing in the Countryside, Wexford, Environmental Protection Agency.
Sustainable Rural Development: Managing Housing in the Countryside
MURRAY, M., GREER, J., HOUSTON, D., MCKAY, S. and MURTAGH, B. (2009), ‘Bridging Top Down and Bottom Up: Modelling Community Preferences for a Dispersed Rural Settlement Pattern’, European Planning Studies, 17, pp. 441-62.
‘Bridging Top Down and Bottom Up: Modelling Community Preferences for a Dispersed Rural Settlement Pattern’
European Planning Studies
17
441
62
O'DALY, G. and BROPHY, V. (2009), ‘Single rural housing, sustainability and planning and building control’, in Scott, M. (ed.), Sustainable Rural Development - Managing Housing in the Irish Countryside', Wexford, Environmental Protection Agency, 28-30.
Sustainable Rural Development - Managing Housing in the Irish Countryside'
28
30
SCOTT, M. (2012), ‘Uses and abuses of postcolonial politics: rural housing conflicts in Ireland’, Landscape Research, 37, 91-114.
‘Uses and abuses of postcolonial politics: rural housing conflicts in Ireland’
Landscape Research
37
91
114
SCOTT, M. and MURRAY, M. (2009), ‘Housing rural communities: connecting rural dwellings to rural development in Ireland’, Housing Studies, 24, 755-74.
‘Housing rural communities: connecting rural dwellings to rural development in Ireland’
Housing Studies
24
755
74
OFFALY COUNTY COUNCIL (2006), Designing Houses, Creating Homes: A Guide for Applicants on the Siting and Design of New Houses in the Offaly Countryside, Offaly, Offaly County Council.
OWEN, S. (1998), ‘The role of village design statements in fostering a locally responsive approach to village planning and design in the UK’, Journal of Urban Design, 3, 199-220.
‘The role of village design statements in fostering a locally responsive approach to village planning and design in the UK’
Journal of Urban Design
3
199
220
SENIOR, M. L., WEBSTER, C. J. and BLANK, N. E. (2004), ‘Residential preferences versus sustainable cities: quantitative and qualitative evidence from a survey of relocating owner-occupiers’, Town Planning Review, 75, 337-58.
‘Residential preferences versus sustainable cities: quantitative and qualitative evidence from a survey of relocating owner-occupiers’
Town Planning Review
75
337
58
SHAFFREY, P. (1984), Irish countryside buildings: everyday architecture in the rural landscape, Dublin, O'Brien Press.
Irish countryside buildings: everyday architecture in the rural landscape
OWEN, S. (1999), ‘Village design statements: some aspects of the evolution of a planning tool in the UK’, Town Planning Review, 70, 41-59.
‘Village design statements: some aspects of the evolution of a planning tool in the UK’
Town Planning Review
70
41
59
SHUCKSMITH, M. (1990), House Building in Britain's Countryside, London, Routledge.
House Building in Britain's Countryside
OWEN, S., BISHOP, J. and O'KEEFE, B. (2011), ‘Lost in translation? Some issues encountered in transferring Village Design Statements from England to Ireland’, Journal of Urban Design, 16, 405-24.
‘Lost in translation? Some issues encountered in transferring Village Design Statements from England to Ireland’
Journal of Urban Design
16
405
24
SHUCKSMITH, M. (2011), ‘Exclusive rurality: planners as agents of gentrification’, Planning Theory & Practice, 12, 605-11.
‘Exclusive rurality: planners as agents of gentrification’
Planning Theory & Practice
12
605
11
PADOVANI, L. and VETTORETTO, L. (2003), ‘Italy’, in N. Gallent, M. Shucksmith and M. Tewdwr-Jones (eds), Housing in the European Countryside: Rural Pressure and Policy in Western Europe, London, Routledge, 91-115.
Housing in the European Countryside: Rural Pressure and Policy in Western Europe
91
115
SMITH, D. (2011), ‘What is rural gentrification? Exclusionary migration, population change and revalorized housing markets’, Planning Theory & Practice, 12, 596-605.
‘What is rural gentrification? Exclusionary migration, population change and revalorized housing markets’
Planning Theory & Practice
12
596
605
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Conservation in the Age of Consensus
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‘Circuits of education, rural gentrification, and family migration from the global city’
Journal of Rural Studies
28
49
55
PUNTER, J. (2007a), ‘Developing urban design as public policy: best practice principles for design review and development management’, Journal of Urban Design, 12, 167-202.
‘Developing urban design as public policy: best practice principles for design review and development management’
Journal of Urban Design
12
167
202
SMITH, D. and PHILLIPS, D. (2001), ‘Socio-cultural representations of greentified Pennine rurality’, Journal of Rural Studies, 17, 457-69.
‘Socio-cultural representations of greentified Pennine rurality’
Journal of Rural Studies
17
457
69
PUNTER, J. (2007b), ‘Design-led regeneration? Evaluating the design outcomes of Cardiff Bay and their implications for future regeneration and design’, Journal of Urban Design, 12, 375-405.
‘Design-led regeneration? Evaluating the design outcomes of Cardiff Bay and their implications for future regeneration and design’
Journal of Urban Design
12
375
405
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PUNTER, J. (2011), ‘Urban design and the English urban renaissance 1999-2009: a review and preliminary evaluation’, Journal of Urban Design, 16, 1-41.
‘Urban design and the English urban renaissance 1999-2009: a review and preliminary evaluation’
Journal of Urban Design
16
1
41
ROUWENDAL, J. and MEIJER, E. (2001), ‘Preferences for housing, jobs, and commuting: a mixed logit analysis’, Journal of Regional Science, 41, 475-505.
‘Preferences for housing, jobs, and commuting: a mixed logit analysis’
Journal of Regional Science
41
475
505
STERRETT, K. (2003), ‘The countryside aesthetic and house design in Northern Ireland’, in J. Greer and M. Murray (eds) Rural Planning & Development in Northern Ireland, Dublin, Institute of Public Administration, 117-44.
Rural Planning & Development in Northern Ireland
117
44
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Planning in Ireland and Beyond
139
156
SATSANGI, M., GALLENT, N. and BEVAN, M. (2010), The Rural Housing Question: Communities and Planning in Britain's Countrysides, Bristol, Policy Press.
The Rural Housing Question: Communities and Planning in Britain's Countrysides
SCOTT, M. (2008), ‘Managing rural change and competing rationalities: insights from conflicting rural storylines and local policy-making in Ireland’, Planning Theory and Practice, 9, 9-32.
‘Managing rural change and competing rationalities: insights from conflicting rural storylines and local policy-making in Ireland’
Planning Theory and Practice
9
9
32
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‘Can community empowerment reduce opposition to housing? Evidence from rural England’
Planning Practice & Research
26
555
70
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Sustainable Rural Development: Managing Housing in the Countryside
STURZAKER, J. and SHUCKSMITH, M. (2011), ‘Planning for housing in rural England: discursive power and spatial exclusion’, Town Planning Review, 82, 169-93.
‘Planning for housing in rural England: discursive power and spatial exclusion’
Town Planning Review
82
169
93
SCOTT, M. (2012), ‘Uses and abuses of postcolonial politics: rural housing conflicts in Ireland’, Landscape Research, 37, 91-114.
‘Uses and abuses of postcolonial politics: rural housing conflicts in Ireland’
Landscape Research
37
91
114
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Housing in Rural Ireland: An Alternative Approach to Sprawl
SCOTT, M. and MURRAY, M. (2009), ‘Housing rural communities: connecting rural dwellings to rural development in Ireland’, Housing Studies, 24, 755-74.
‘Housing rural communities: connecting rural dwellings to rural development in Ireland’
Housing Studies
24
755
74
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‘Context dependencies in housing choice behavior’
Environment and Planning A
27
181
92
SENIOR, M. L., WEBSTER, C. J. and BLANK, N. E. (2004), ‘Residential preferences versus sustainable cities: quantitative and qualitative evidence from a survey of relocating owner-occupiers’, Town Planning Review, 75, 337-58.
‘Residential preferences versus sustainable cities: quantitative and qualitative evidence from a survey of relocating owner-occupiers’
Town Planning Review
75
337
58
VAN DEN BRINK, A. and MOLEMA, M. (2008), ‘The origins of Dutch rural planning: a study of the early history of land consolidation in the Netherlands’, Planning Perspectives, 23, 427-53.
‘The origins of Dutch rural planning: a study of the early history of land consolidation in the Netherlands’
Planning Perspectives
23
427
53
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Irish countryside buildings: everyday architecture in the rural landscape
WESTMEATH COUNTY COUNCIL (2005), Westmeath Rural Housing Design Guidelines, Westmeath, Westmeath County Council.
WEXFORD COUNTY COUNCIL (2007), County Development Plan 2007-2013, Wexford, Wexford County Council.
SHUCKSMITH, M. (1990), House Building in Britain's Countryside, London, Routledge.
House Building in Britain's Countryside
SHUCKSMITH, M. (2011), ‘Exclusive rurality: planners as agents of gentrification’, Planning Theory & Practice, 12, 605-11.
‘Exclusive rurality: planners as agents of gentrification’
Planning Theory & Practice
12
605
11
WILLIAMS, K. (2004), ‘Reducing sprawl and delivering urban renaissance in England: are these aims possible given current attitudes in urban living?’, in H. Richardson and C. Bae (eds), Urban Sprawl, Aldershot, Ashgate, 37-54.
Urban Sprawl
37
54
ZONNEVELD, W. (2007), ‘A sea of houses: preserving open space in an urbanised country’, Journal of Environmental Planning and Management, 50, 657-75.
‘A sea of houses: preserving open space in an urbanised country’
Journal of Environmental Planning and Management
50
657
75
SMITH, D. (2011), ‘What is rural gentrification? Exclusionary migration, population change and revalorized housing markets’, Planning Theory & Practice, 12, 596-605.
‘What is rural gentrification? Exclusionary migration, population change and revalorized housing markets’
Planning Theory & Practice
12
596
605
SMITH, D. and HIGLEY, R. (2012), ‘Circuits of education, rural gentrification, and family migration from the global city’, Journal of Rural Studies, 28, 49-55.
‘Circuits of education, rural gentrification, and family migration from the global city’
Journal of Rural Studies
28
49
55
SMITH, D. and PHILLIPS, D. (2001), ‘Socio-cultural representations of greentified Pennine rurality’, Journal of Rural Studies, 17, 457-69.
‘Socio-cultural representations of greentified Pennine rurality’
Journal of Rural Studies
17
457
69
SOUTH TIPPERARY COUNTY COUNCIL (n.d.), Rural Design Guide for Individual Houses in the Countryside, Tipperary, South Tipperary County Council.
STERRETT, K. (2003), ‘The countryside aesthetic and house design in Northern Ireland’, in J. Greer and M. Murray (eds) Rural Planning & Development in Northern Ireland, Dublin, Institute of Public Administration, 117-44.
Rural Planning & Development in Northern Ireland
117
44
STERRETT, K. and BASSETT, J. (2005), ‘The social shaping of rural vernacular housing’, in M. McEldowney, M. Murray and K. Sterrett (eds), Planning in Ireland and Beyond, Belfast, Queen's University Belfast (pp. 139-156).
Planning in Ireland and Beyond
139
156
STURZAKER, J. (2011), ‘Can community empowerment reduce opposition to housing? Evidence from rural England’, Planning Practice & Research, 26, 555-70.
‘Can community empowerment reduce opposition to housing? Evidence from rural England’
Planning Practice & Research
26
555
70
STURZAKER, J. and SHUCKSMITH, M. (2011), ‘Planning for housing in rural England: discursive power and spatial exclusion’, Town Planning Review, 82, 169-93.
‘Planning for housing in rural England: discursive power and spatial exclusion’
Town Planning Review
82
169
93
SUFFREN, P. (1977), Housing in Rural Ireland: An Alternative Approach to Sprawl, Dublin, An Foras Forbartha.
Housing in Rural Ireland: An Alternative Approach to Sprawl
TIMMERMANS, H. and VAN NOORTWIJK, L. (1995), ‘Context dependencies in housing choice behavior’, Environment and Planning A, 27, 181-92.
‘Context dependencies in housing choice behavior’
Environment and Planning A
27
181
92
VAN DEN BRINK, A. and MOLEMA, M. (2008), ‘The origins of Dutch rural planning: a study of the early history of land consolidation in the Netherlands’, Planning Perspectives, 23, 427-53.
‘The origins of Dutch rural planning: a study of the early history of land consolidation in the Netherlands’
Planning Perspectives
23
427
53
WESTMEATH COUNTY COUNCIL (2005), Westmeath Rural Housing Design Guidelines, Westmeath, Westmeath County Council.
WEXFORD COUNTY COUNCIL (2007), County Development Plan 2007-2013, Wexford, Wexford County Council.
WILLIAMS, K. (2004), ‘Reducing sprawl and delivering urban renaissance in England: are these aims possible given current attitudes in urban living?’, in H. Richardson and C. Bae (eds), Urban Sprawl, Aldershot, Ashgate, 37-54.
Urban Sprawl
37
54
ZONNEVELD, W. (2007), ‘A sea of houses: preserving open space in an urbanised country’, Journal of Environmental Planning and Management, 50, 657-75.
‘A sea of houses: preserving open space in an urbanised country’
Journal of Environmental Planning and Management
50
657
75