| Journal of Urban Affairs 1995 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Assessing parents' involvement in their children's schooling. | Sociology and social work | Smock, Sue Marx, McCormick, Shanon M. |
| A typology of the urban poor in Turkey. | Sociology and social work | Morcol, Goktug, Gitmez, Ali S. |
| Covering urban unrest: the headline says it all.(includes bibliography) | Sociology and social work | Pfau, Michael R. |
| Direct and default policies in the transformation of public housing. | Sociology and social work | Spain, Daphne |
| Discriminatory marketing of racially mixed neighborhoods in Memphis. | Sociology and social work | Collins, Michael, Galster, George |
| Encouraging private investment in older housing. | Sociology and social work | Mackintosh, Sheila, Leather, Philip |
| EPA clean air requirements and employee commuting in Baltimore.(includes bibliography) | Sociology and social work | Bonham, Gordon Scott, Burnor, Vicky Moshier, Marzotto, Toni |
| Flexible planning and flexible buildings: reusing redundant office space. | Sociology and social work | Gann, David, Barlow, James |
| Gentrification, reinvestment, and displacement in Baltimore. | Sociology and social work | Wagner, George R. |
| Global change and local politics: economic decline and the local regime in Edmonton. (Canada) | Sociology and social work | Leo, Christopher |
| Labor and community in the deindustrialisation of urban America.(includes bibliography) | Sociology and social work | Jonas, Andrew E.G. |
| Minority procurement policy design, a reply to Timothy Bates and Darrell Williams. (reply to article by Timothy Bates and Darrell Williams in this issue, p. 1) | Sociology and social work | Rice, Mitchell F. |
| Neighbourhood diversity: social change, ambiguity, and fair housing since 1968.(includes bibliography) | Sociology and social work | Wiese, Andrew |
| Philosopher in the city: the new regionalism debate. | Sociology and social work | Swanstrom, Todd |
| Political exceptionalism in Sunbelt cities.(includes bibliography) | Sociology and social work | Kerstein, Robert |
| Preferential procurement, a rejoinder. | Sociology and social work | Bates, Timothy, Williams, Darrell |
| Preferential procurement programs and minority-owned businesses. | Sociology and social work | Bates, Timothy, Williams, Darrell |
| Privatization: infrastructure on the urban edge. (Rouse Hill, Sydney, Australia) | Sociology and social work | Forsyth, Ann |
| Return migration when savings differ. | Sociology and social work | Huntoon, Laura |
| School reform and the ecology-of-games metaphor. | Sociology and social work | Stone, Clarence N. |
| Secondary mortgage markets and federal housing policy. | Sociology and social work | MacDonald, Heather |
| Understanding the political and legal context of MBE programs, a reply to Timothy Bates and Darrell Williams. (reply to article by Timothy Bates and Darrell Williams in this issue, p. 1) | Sociology and social work | Noue, George R. La |
| Urban poverty and the city as reservation. | Sociology and social work | Waste, Robert J. |
| Why have earnings per worker stagnated? | Sociology and social work | White, Sammis B., McMahon, William F. |
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