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Paperback. Etat : New. Main. 'Lyons's analysis is lucid and persuasive.[he] does not only diagnose our housing maladies but offers detailed suggestions for solutions' IRISH TIMES'If you read one book on Irish housing, make it Brittle - Lyons understands this crisis better than anyone' DAVID McWILLIAMS'Magnificent. the most insightful and comprehensive thing I've ever read on housing' JOHN BURN-MURDOCHJust under half of Irish adults under 40 are living with their parents or in shared accommodation - and almost all of those would rather be living by themselves or with a partner but can't.The housing crisis is often spoken of as a bubble, but economics professor Ronan Lyons argues that this metaphor is outdated. Rather, Ireland suffers from a brittle housing system, one that has lost the ability to respond to change.This groundbreaking book shows what that brittleness is doing to society, how it emerged and, most critically, how a healthier housing system can be built.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. 'If you read one book on Irish housing, make it Brittle - Lyons understands this crisis better than anyone' DAVID McWILLIAMS'Magnificent. the most insightful and comprehensive thing I've ever read on housing' JOHN BURN-MURDOCHJust under half of Irish adults under 40 are living with their parents or in shared accommodation - and almost all of those would rather be living by themselves or with a partner but can't.The housing crisis is often spoken of as a bubble, but economics professor Ronan Lyons argues that this metaphor is outdated. Rather, Ireland suffers from a brittle housing system, one that has lost the ability to respond to change.This groundbreaking book shows what that brittleness is doing to society, how it emerged and, most critically, how a healthier housing system can be built. A provocative, extremely timely look at how Ireland's housing crisis might be addressed. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Etat : Good. 2017. First Edition. 257 pages. Signed by the author. Illustrated paper cover. Flat signed by author to half title page. Clean pages with light tanning and mild foxing throughout. Binding remains firm. Paper covers have moderate edge-wear with slight rubbing to surfaces and curling to corners. Visible wear marks to spine and covers. Price sticker to back cover.…

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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - 'If you read one book on Irish housing, make it Brittle - Lyons understands this crisis better than anyone' DAVID McWILLIAMSOver 50% of Irish people under 40 are either living with their parents or in share accommodation, unable to live either by themselves or with partners despite that being their preference. The housing crisis is often spoken of as a bubble, but economics professor Ronan Lyons argues that this metaphor is outdated. Rather, Ireland suffers from a brittle housing system, one that has lost the ability to respond to change. This groundbreaking book shows what that brittleness is doing to society, how it emerged and, most critically, how a healthier housing system can be built.…

Soft cover. Etat : Very Good. No Jacket (As issued). 1st Edition. In stock in Ireland - PAPERBACK very good condition - with shelf scuffing - covers are scuffed - spine is uncreased and the spine text is clear - page block is clean and tidy - 2017 edition - A comic campus novel in the style of Malcolm Bradbury and David Lodge, Quality Time at St Chinian is guaranteed to raise a wry smile from anyone who has come into contact with the unusual world of academia, as student, teacher or (whisper it) administrator.…

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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. 'If you read one book on Irish housing, make it Brittle - Lyons understands this crisis better than anyone' DAVID McWILLIAMS'Magnificent. the most insightful and comprehensive thing I've ever read on housing' JOHN BURN-MURDOCHJust under half of Irish adults under 40 are living with their parents or in shared accommodation - and almost all of those would rather be living by themselves or with a partner but can't.The housing crisis is often spoken of as a bubble, but economics professor Ronan Lyons argues that this metaphor is outdated. Rather, Ireland suffers from a brittle housing system, one that has lost the ability to respond to change.This groundbreaking book shows what that brittleness is doing to society, how it emerged and, most critically, how a healthier housing system can be built. A provocative, extremely timely look at how Ireland's housing crisis might be addressed. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

No binding. Etat : Very Good. Author: Ronan Lyons Number Of Pages: 224 Publisher: Liberties Press Ltd Release Date: 20-07-2017 Details: "A marvellously entertaining book about a world the author knows inside out" JP Donleavy Art dealer Hugh Rhattigan is heavily in debt to Douglas Virgo, a freelance fixer for some of the most powerful banks and corporations in London. With little hope of repaying the debt, Hugh is coerced into establishing a gallery as a front for illicit payments. Blue-chip banks and corporations can't easily show bumper staff bonuses in the accounts any more, let alone bribes to politicians to stave off regulation, or payments for Bolivian coke-flake and all manner of other nocturnal pursuits, so why not book these outgoings as a piece of art? All they need is a gallery to provide the paperwork and an artist to manufacture the work. But the gallery is soon dragged into a turf war between rival criminal gangs, while a host of ever-richer, ever-greedier collectors set about making a killing of their own. Like a Breaking Bad in the art world, Lead White is gripping, irreverent and very, very funny. A page-turner from an exciting new talent. Ronan Lyons, a graduate of Trinity College Dublin, has worked as a staff journalist with The Economist Group, covering eastern Europe, Russia and the former Soviet republics. He also is a founding director of The Molesworth Gallery, one of Ireland's leading contemporary art galleries. EAN: 9781910742891 Item Condition: UsedVeryGood.…

Paperback. Etat : New. 'If you read one book on Irish housing, make it Brittle - Lyons understands this crisis better than anyone' DAVID McWILLIAMS'Magnificent. the most insightful and comprehensive thing I've ever read on housing' JOHN BURN-MURDOCHJust under half of Irish adults under 40 are living with their parents or in shared accommodation - and almost all of those would rather be living by themselves or with a partner but can't.The housing crisis is often spoken of as a bubble, but economics professor Ronan Lyons argues that this metaphor is outdated. Rather, Ireland suffers from a brittle housing system, one that has lost the ability to respond to change.This groundbreaking book shows what that brittleness is doing to society, how it emerged and, most critically, how a healthier housing system can be built.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. 'If you read one book on Irish housing, make it Brittle - Lyons understands this crisis better than anyone' DAVID McWILLIAMS'Magnificent. the most insightful and comprehensive thing I've ever read on housing' JOHN BURN-MURDOCHJust under half of Irish adults under 40 are living with their parents or in shared accommodation - and almost all of those would rather be living by themselves or with a partner but can't.The housing crisis is often spoken of as a bubble, but economics professor Ronan Lyons argues that this metaphor is outdated. Rather, Ireland suffers from a brittle housing system, one that has lost the ability to respond to change.This groundbreaking book shows what that brittleness is doing to society, how it emerged and, most critically, how a healthier housing system can be built. A provocative, extremely timely look at how Ireland's housing crisis might be addressed. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…