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housing classes: a standalone construct

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Urban studies

groups defined by their access to different forms of housing tenure, which Rex and Moore argued form a basis of conflict in cities.

In urban studies, housing classes refers to groups defined by their access to different forms of housing tenure, which Rex and Moore argued form a basis of conflict in cities. This meaning comes from Rex (1967) in Race, community and conflict.[1]

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References

Rex, J., R, R. J. M., & Robert, R. J. a. M. (1967). Race, community and conflict. Oxford University Press. ISBN 9780192181626

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