Publications

City Futures Research Centre's publications include refereed journal articles, books, research papers, issues papers, project reports as well as conference and seminar presentations. This list includes publications by City Futures' staff since its inception in 2004. For full publication listings by each of our staff members, please visit staff profile pages.

Randolph WG, 2004, New Forces shaping local neighbourhoods, The Whitlam Institute, University of Western Sydney, Sydney, New Forces shaping local neighbourhoods, http://www.whitlam.org/news_and_events/e-magazine/e-magazine/issues/2004/issue_17_-_nurturing_values_of_home_and_neighbourhood_january_2004/articles/new_forces_shaping_local_neighbourhoods

Randolph WG, 2004, Renewing the middle city: Planning for stressed suburbs, Urban Frontiers Program / University of Western Sydney, Sydney, Renewing the middle city: Planning for stressed suburbs, Issues Paper No. 15, http://www.uws.edu.au/download.php?file_id=6426&filename=Issues_Paper_No._15.pdf&mimetype=application/pdf

Randolph WG, 2004, The Changing Australian City: An Overview and Research Agenda, Urban Frontiers Program / University of Western Sydney, Sydney, The Changing Australian City: An Overview and Research Agenda, Issues Paper No. 15, http://www.uws.edu.au/download.php?file_id=6426&filename=Issues_Paper_No._15.pdf&mimetype=application/pdf

Randolph WG; Holloway D, 2004, The Need for Moderate Income Housing in the Greater Sydney Region, City Futures Research Centre, Sydney, The Need for Moderate Income Housing in the Greater Sydney Region, City Futures Project Reports: Report prepared for Landcom, http://unsworks.unsw.edu.au/vital/access/services/Download/unsworks:4851/SOURCE1?view=true

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