Tackling anti-social behaviour: An evaluation of the dundee families project

Housing, Urban Governance and Anti-Social Behaviour: Perspectives, Policy and Practice

Volumn , Issue , 2006, Pages 199-218

  Scott, Suzie ^a  

^a Glasgow Housing Association   (United Kingdom)

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References (7)

1. Atkinson, R., Mullen, T. and Scott, S. (2000) The Use of Civil Legal Remedies for Neighbour Nuisance in Scotland, Edinburgh: Scottish Executive Central Research Unit.
2. Bannister, J. and Scott, S. (2000) Assessing the Cost-effectiveness of Measures to Deal with Anti-Social Behaviour, Glasgow: Housing and Social Policy Research Group, University of Glasgow.
3. Dillane, J., Hill, M., Bannister, J. and Scott, S. (2001) Evaluation of the Dundee Families Project, Edinburgh: Scottish Executive, Dundee City Council and NCH Action for Children.
4. Dundee City Council (1999) ‘Dundee Families Project Evaluation Report’, unpublished.
5. Flint, J., Mullen, T. and Scott, S. (2001) Multi-agency Working in Barmulloch and West Drumoyne, Edinburgh: Scottish Executive.
6. Hunter, C., Nixon, J. and Shayer, S. (2000) Neighbour Nuisance, Social Landlords and the Law, Coventry: CIH.
7. Scott, S., Currie, H., Dean, J. and Kintrea, K. (2001) Good Practice in Housing Management in Scotland: Case Studies, Conclusions and Recommendations, Edinburgh: Scottish Executive Central Research Unit.