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According to Wikipedia, Peter Anthony Kemp, FAcSS is a social scientist. Career Kemp was born on 25 December 1955. He graduated from the University of Southampton with a geography degree in 1977 and two years later completed a Master of Philosophy degree at the University of Glasgow. In 1984, the University of Sussex awarded him a doctorate for his thesis "The transformation of the urban housing market in Britain c. 1885–1939". Kemp returned to Glasgow in 1985 as a research fellow, before lecturing at the University of Salford from 1987 to 1990, when he was appointed the first Joseph Rowntree Professor of Housing Policy at the University of York. He returned to Glasgow again in 1996, as a professor of housing and social policy, and then back to York to take up a professorship of social policy in 2002. In 2006, he was appointed Barnett Professor of Social Policy at the University of Oxford and held that post until 2013, although he remained a professor of public policy at the University. Since 2011, he has also been Vice-Dean at Oxford's Blavatnik School of Government.

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THE COSMOPOLITAN VISION (2008) (786)
Private Renting After the Global Financial Crisis (2015) (138)
Homelessness among problem drug users: prevalence, risk factors and trigger events. (2006) (106)
Low-income Tenants in the Private Rental Housing Market (2011) (92)
Landscapes of Despair; From Deinstitutionalization to Homelessness (1989) (88)
Contrasting Varieties of Private Renting: England and Germany (2010) (87)
Cash and care : policy challenges in the welfare state (2006) (73)
Housing and Social Policy (1990) (68)
Single homeless people (1993) (60)
Movement Into and Out of the Private Rental Sector in England (2001) (57)
A comparative study of housing allowances (1997) (56)
Employability and problem drug users (2005) (54)
Carers' aspirations and decisions around work and retirement (2005) (52)
Employability trajectories among new claimants of Incapacity Benefit (2010) (50)
The Barcelona Declaration. Towards an Integrated Approach to Basic Ethical Principles (2009) (49)
The revival of private rented housing in Britain (1996) (49)
Housing vouchers in the United States, great Britain, and the Netherlands: Current issues and future perspectives (2005) (45)
The nature and effectiveness of housing management in England (1989) (44)
Housing Benefit and Welfare Retrenchment in Britain (2000) (40)
Routes Out of Poverty: A Research Review (2004) (40)
The Role and Design of Income‐Related Housing Allowances (2000) (37)
Dimensions of Choice: A narrative review of cash-for-care schemes (2008) (35)
Gender and poverty in Britain (2003) (34)
Housing Allowances as Income Support: Comparing European Welfare Regimes (2012) (33)
The present and future of income‐related housing support: debates in Britain and the Netherlands (2004) (33)
Private Rental Housing (2014) (31)
Housing Investment Trusts: A New Structure of Rental Housing Provision? (2002) (30)
The Motivations and Attitudes to Letting of Private Landlords in Scotland (1997) (30)
Transforming Private Landlords: Housing, Markets and Public Policy (2010) (27)
Income-related Assistance with Housing Costs: a Cross-national Comparison (1990) (25)
The impact of the direct payment of housing benefit: evidence from Great Britain (2017) (23)
Some aspects of housing consumption in late nineteenth century England and Wales (1987) (23)
Bioethics and Biolaw (2000) (22)
Ricoeur between Heidegger and Lévinas: original affirmation between ontological attestation and ethical injunction (1995) (22)
Citizen of the World: The Cosmopolitan Ideal for the Twenty-First Century (2010) (22)
Exploring Social Policy (1990) (22)
Routes onto Incapacity Benefit: Findings from a survey of recent claimants (2008) (21)
In search of profit: housing association investment in private rental housing (2018) (20)
Young People, Housing Benefit and the Risk Society (2001) (20)
Housing allowances and the fiscal crisis of the welfare state (1994) (20)
Housing investment trusts and the returns from residential lettings (1998) (19)
Private Rental Housing: Comparative Perspectives (2014) (18)
Knowing the Area: The Management of Market and Business Risks by Private Landlords in Scotland (2012) (18)
Evaluating the Mortgage Safety Net (2001) (17)
Housing Benefit and Income Redistribution (1993) (17)
Basic ethical principles in European bioethics and biolaw: Partners' research (2000) (17)
Mimesis in Educational Hermeneutics (2006) (17)
The characteristics of single homeless people in England (1997) (15)
Private renting in England (1998) (15)
The Reform of Housing Benefit (1987) (14)
Housing Benefit Reform: Next Steps (2002) (13)
Housing Benefit: An Appraisal (1992) (13)
H.G. Wells and the Culminating Ape: Biological Imperatives and Imaginative Obsessions (1982) (13)
Ageing, poverty and public policy in developing countries: New Survey evidence (2008) (13)
Housing allowances in context (2007) (13)
Private Landlords in England (1996) (12)
Financial Institutions and Private Rented Housing (1999) (12)
Gender Differences Among New Claimants of Incapacity Benefit (2009) (12)
The Taxation of Australian Landlords: Would the British Tax Treatment of Rental Investments Increase Tax Burdens if Introduced in Australia? (2003) (11)
Housing allowances in the advanced welfare states (2007) (11)
Which Pensioners Don't Spend their Income and Why? (2006) (11)
The Globalization of the World (2004) (11)
Housing as Social Policy (1990) (10)
Four Ethical Principles in European Bioethics and Biolaw: Autonomy, Dignity, Integrity and Vulnerability (2019) (9)
Direct Payment of Housing Benefit: What do claimants think? (2007) (9)
The effects of benefit on housing decisions (1994) (9)
Sickness benefits in a polarised labour market (2008) (9)
Housing Benefit in Britain: a troubled history and uncertain future (2007) (8)
H.G. Wells and the culminating ape (1996) (8)
Deregulation, markets and the 1988 Housing Act (1990) (8)
The Oxford Dictionary of Literary Quotations (1998) (8)
Findings No . 124 Structural Trends and Homelessness : A Quantitative Analysis (2001) (8)
Images of Council Housing (2000) (7)
Autonomy, dignity, integrity and vulnerability (2000) (7)
The Transformation of Incapacity Benefits (2008) (7)
The idea of university in a cosmopolitan perspective (2012) (6)
Housing Benefit: Great Britain in Comparative Perspective (2006) (6)
Social protection in an ageing world (2008) (5)
Co-operative ownership of former council housing (1987) (5)
Housing Programs (2007) (4)
The future of housing allowances (1989) (4)
The Use of the Social Fund by Families with Children (2004) (4)
Social protection for a post-industrial world (2010) (4)
The Idea of European Biolaw: Basic Principles (2019) (4)
Commentary on multiple property ownership (2020) (3)
Routes onto Incapacity Benefit: Findings from a follow-up survey of recent claimants (2008) (3)
Housing Benefit and Tenant Coping Strategies in the Private Rental Housing Market (1998) (3)
Carers and employment in a work-focused welfare state (2006) (3)
Reforming housing benefit (1998) (3)
Access and Affordability: Housing Allowances (2012) (3)
Great expectations? The impact of the property slump on BES‐assured tenancies in 1990/91 (1993) (3)
Death and Gift (1982) (2)
From Ethics to Biolaw (2003) (2)
Food Ethics and Policies (2019) (2)
Vulnerabilidade (Principio de) (2003) (2)
Drivers of housing (un)affordability in the advanced economies: a review and new evidence (2022) (2)
Ricoeur and education: Ricoeur’s implied philosophy of education (2010) (2)
Tenure Differences in Income and Housing Benefit in Later Life (1993) (2)
Thinking about housing allowances (2007) (1)
Another language for the Other (1997) (1)
The barriers to climate awareness (2015) (1)
The Private provision of rented housing : current trends and future prospects (1988) (1)
Review of the private rented sector in Wales (2002) (1)
Developmental welfare in Thailand after the 1997 Asian financial crisis (2011) (1)
Housing allowances in comparative perspective (2007) (1)
Rethinking Philosophy: The Power of the Word (2009) (1)
Housing Management and Social Policy (1990) (1)
Ethics and the Three Levels of Narrativity (2007) (1)
Ricœur’s Reticence with Regard to Kierkegaard (2015) (1)
Narrative Ethics and Moral Law in Ricoeur (2020) (1)
Escape routes from poverty (2005) (1)
Paul Ricoeur: Honoring and Continuing the Work (2011) (1)
Thinking about housing allowances A discussion paper for the Norwegian State Housing Bank (2009) (1)
Postscript (1996): Stains and Whitewash (1996) (0)
The Exceptionality of the Ought : Olivetti and eco-ethica (2008) (0)
Informal carers' attitudes to pensions and retirement savings (2012) (0)
Foreword to Selected Papers from The XXII World Congress of Philosophy (2012) (0)
The Slave Goddess: Wells and Sex (1996) (0)
Loveless in a cold climate (2003) (0)
The thorns of memory : memoirs (1990) (0)
Garside, Patricia and Hebbert, Michael (eds.), "British Regionalism" 1900-2000 (Book Review) (1990) (0)
The Cosmopolitan Foundation of International Law (2008) (0)
RHAPSODISING WITH JOSEF STRAUSS (2020) (0)
From Saga to Hegel. Páll Skúlason: Saga & Philosophy and Other Essays. Introduction by Paul Ricœur. Reykjavik: The University of Iceland Press (2002) (0)
Private Landlords in Historical Perspective (2011) (0)
The Buy‐To‐Let Boom (2011) (0)
Assistance with Housing Costs (1990) (0)
Housing and Community Care for People with Learning Difficulties (1990) (0)
What's All the Fuss about Mould Lately? (2005) (0)
Book Review: Cities Perceived: Urban Society in European and American Thought, 1920-1940 (1986) (0)
Revser og inspirator: til ære for Arno Victor Nielsen (1996) (0)
Immigration and public opinion in Europe: the case of the 2004 enlargement (2014) (0)
John Hills, Unravelling Housing Finance: Subsidies, Benefits and Taxation, Clarendon Press, Oxford, 1991. 334 pp. £35.00.Ray Forrest and Alan Murie, Moving the Housing Market: Council Estates, Social Change and Privatization, Avebury, Aldershot, 1990. 129 pp. £27.50. (1993) (0)
The Exceptionality of the Ought: — Marco M. Olivetti and Eco-ethica— (2011) (0)
The citizen of the world as a figure in a critical vision (2004) (0)
The Edible Predator: Wells and Food (1996) (0)
Kant the Cosmopolitan (2006) (0)
CULTURES AND PEOPLE IN THE GLOBAL WORLD (2016) (0)
A report on the ethics of sustainability (2009) (0)
Culture-monde : La mondialisation technologique (2004) (0)
The Origins of Ethics from the Perspective of Ethics During Ricœur's Century (2006) (0)
The Pugnacious Pacifist: Wells and Survival-Mechanisms (1996) (0)
Levinas Une Introduction Philosophique (1997) (0)
Catherine Bochel, Nick Ellison and Martin Powell (eds.) (2003), Social Policy Review 15: UK and International Perspectives, Bristol: The Policy Press, £19.99 pbk, ISBN: 1861344694; £50.00 hbk, ISBN: 1861344708 (2004) (0)
Jill Vincent, Alan Deacon, Robert Walker, Homeless Single Men: Roads to Resettlement? , Avebury, Aldershot, 1995, v + 197 pp. £32.00, hard. (1996) (0)
Book Review (2008) (0)
The Protean Self: Dramatic Action in Contemporary Fiction@@@Muriel Spark (1975) (0)
Transition and choice in residential long-term care for older people in England (2014) (0)
Introduction (2014) (0)
The Redeveloped Basement: Wells and Habitat (1996) (0)
Introduction Eco-ethics and cosmopolitanism (2014) (0)
death and the machine: from jules verne to derrida and beyond (1984) (0)
8. The Cosmopolitan Foundation of International Law (2008) (0)
A Review of “Rental housing policy in Europe” By Christian Donner (2014) (0)
The Grand Earthly: Wells and Self-Image (1996) (0)
Paul Ricoeur on Theology. His Legacy from Karl Jaspers (2017) (0)
Debate: Is water really a nationalised industry?; Housing under the tories (1983) (0)
Introduction: Wells and Biology (1996) (0)
The New World Order: Report from the Danish Centre for Ethics and Law to the Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs (2010) (0)
Imagination and Explanation in History (2011) (0)
Patricia Kennett and Alex Marsh (eds.), Homelessness: exploring the new terrain, Policy Press, Bristol, 1999, 303 pp., £45.00, £18.99 pbk. (2000) (0)
Ethics and politics in eduation (2004) (0)
Book Reviews (1997) (0)
Government Policy Since 1979 (2011) (0)
The Struggle over Kierkegaard (2015) (0)
Rethinking Philosophy as Power of the Word: Opening address to the XXII Congress of Philosophy (2012) (0)
Love and Justice in Ricœur (2015) (0)
Private Renting Since 1979 (2011) (0)
Housing and social security (2004) (0)
Housing Finance Aspects of the Green Paper (2001) (0)
The Business Expansion Scheme (2011) (0)
Introduction (1997) (0)
Housing benefit : the evidence : a collection of submissions to the Housing Benefit Review (1984) (0)
McCrone, Gavin and Stephens, Mark, "Housing Policy in Britain and Europe" (Book Review) (1997) (0)
Are we prepared for marijuana to go mainstream?. (2016) (0)
Sense or Nonsense of Illness in Ethics of the Body (2001) (0)
The context : a brief history of single homelessness in Britain 3 Introduction 3 (2000) (0)
Housing and Community Care for Older People (1990) (0)
Food policy an ethics (2014) (0)
Towards a New Tolerance: "Religion and Conflict" (2005) (0)
Social security and welfare reform under New Labour (2005) (0)
The power of the word (2008) (0)
Private Landlords in Contemporary Britain (2011) (0)
John Doling, Comparative Housing Policy: Government and Housing in Advanced Industrialized Countries, London, Macmillan, New York, St. Martins Press, 1997, 228 pp., £13.99 pbk. (1999) (0)
Financial Institutions and Rented Housing (2011) (0)

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