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Why families move; a study in the social psychology of urban residential mobility

Title: Why families move; a study in the social psychology of urban residential mobility, conducted under the joint sponsorship of the Bureau of applied social research and the Institute for Urban Land Use and Housing Studies of Columbia University.
Author: Rossi, Peter Henry, 1921-
Publication: Glencoe, Ill., Free Press [c1955]

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x, 220 p. tables.; 23 cm.

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"An annotated bibliography", p.[185]-195.

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SACB (U.S.) (Rossi, P. H. Why families move)

OCLC

234231
37849641

Author

Rossi, Peter Henry, 1921-

Title

Why families move; a study in the social psychology of urban residential mobility, conducted under the joint sponsorship of the Bureau of applied social research and the Institute for Urban Land Use and Housing Studies of Columbia University.

Imprint

Glencoe, Ill., Free Press [c1955]

Bibliography

"An annotated bibliography", p.[185]-195.

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Columbia University. Bureau of Applied Social Research.

Columbia University. Institute for Urban Land Use and Housing Studies.

Research Call Number

SACB (U.S.) (Rossi, P. H. Why families move)

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