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Mobile policies and shifting contexts: city‐regional competitiveness strategies in Amsterdam and Dublin

Bontje, Marco; Lawton, Philip - In: Tijdschrift voor economische en sociale geografie : TESG 104 (2013) 4, pp. 397-409

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Finance Bill 1971 : the two-year plan

Lawton, Philip - In: British tax review (1971) 2, pp. 70-77

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Fingers burnt by section 412 [of the Income Tax Act 1952]

Lawton, Philip - In: British tax review (1960), pp. 169-179

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Notes on development gains tax

Lawton, Philip - In: British tax review (1974) 5, pp. 282-298

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Notes on development land tax

Lawton, Philip - In: British tax review (1976) 5, pp. 289-299

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UK. : development land tax

Lawton, Philip - In: Intertax : international tax review (1979) 9, pp. 359-367

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Urban Shrinkage in Parkstad Limburg

Elzerman, Koen; Bontje, Marco - In: European Planning Studies 23 (2015) 1, pp. 87-103

Once a flourishing mining area, Parkstad Limburg in the south of the Netherlands is now facing limited economic vitality and structural changes in its demographic composition. In a process of selective migration, young and highly educated people tend to move out of the region, while elderly and...

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Responding to Tough Times: Policy and Planning Strategies in Shrinking Cities

Wiechmann, Thorsten; Bontje, Marco - In: European Planning Studies 23 (2015) 1, pp. 1-11

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STABLE SIZE, CHANGING COMPOSITION: RECENT MIGRATION DYNAMICS OF THE DUTCH LARGE CITIES

BONTJE, MARCO; LATTEN, JAN - In: Tijdschrift voor Economische en Sociale Geografie 96 (2005) 4, pp. 444-451

The number of inhabitants of the four largest Dutch cities, Amsterdam, Rotterdam, The Hague and Utrecht, has stabilised since the mid-1980s. This stability in population size, however, hides considerable dynamics in population composition, especially regarding ethnicity, household type and...

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Topics & features - Idealism, realism, and the Dutch compact city - Marco Bontje on the outcomes of the Netherlands' 'compact city' policy, and the reasons behind a recent change i...

Bontje, Marco - In: European industrial relations review (2001) 335, pp. 336-337

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