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Authored Books
Markova, Eugenia and Black, Richard (2007) East European immigration and community cohesion. York: Joseph Rowntree Foundation, pp. 1-80.
Rao, Nirmala (2007) Cities in Transition: Growth, Change and Governance in Six Metropolitan Areas. Abingdon: Routledge.
Book Chapters
Webley, Paul and Nyhus, Ellen (2007) 'Inter-temporal choice and self-control; saving and borrowing.' In: Lewis, Alan, (ed.), Cambridge Handbook of Psychology and Economic Behaviour. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, pp. 105-131.
Journal Article
Black, Richard (2007) 'Should governments encourage migration?' Kasarinlan: Philippines Journal of Third World Studies, 22 (1). pp. 173-178.
Newson, L, Postmes, T, Lea, Stephen E.G., Webley, Paul, Richerson, P.J. and Mcelreath, R. (2007) 'Influences on communication about reproduction: the cultural evolution of low fertility.' Evolution and human behaviour, 28 (3). pp. 199-210.
Rabinovich, Anna and Webley, Paul (2007) 'Filling the gap between planning and doing: psychological factors involved in the successful implementation of saving intention.' Journal of Economic Psychology, 28 (4). pp. 444-461.
Monographs and Working Papers
Black, Richard, Jones, Larissa, Pantiru, Maria Cristina, Sabates-Wheeler, Rachel, Skeldon, Ronald and Vathi, Zana (2007) Understanding migration as a driver of poverty reduction in Europe and Central Asia. Brighton: University of Sussex. Working Paper C9.
Rao, Nirmala (2007) The New Council Constitutions: Outcomes of the Local Government Act 2000. London: Department of Communities and Local Government.
Rao, Nirmala (co-authored) (2007) Improving the Representativeness of Councillors: an International Literature Review. London: Department of Communities and Local Government.
Rao, Nirmala, John, P., Gains, F., Goodwin, Matthew, Richardson, L. and Evans, E. (2007) Improving the Representativeness of Councillors: Learning from Five High Performing Local Authorities in England. London: Department of Communities and Local Government.