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Housing Law, Household Victimisation and the Spatial Reconfiguration of Property Crime,lies and households. Our case study revolves around the right to but one’s council home, which the Thatcher government promoted in 1980 and reinforced via a series of further Acts of Parliament throughout the remainder of the 1980s, and what this did to the social and economic profile of council hou

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