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Jencks, C
Citation: C. Jencks, How to speak Australian (The National Museum of Australia, Ashton-Raggatt-McDougall, architects), ARCHITECTUR, 90(8), 2001, pp. 82-91
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Jencks, C
Citation: C. Jencks, Promo commotion (Robert Venturi's reluctance to be considered part of postmodernism), ARCHITECTUR, 90(7), 2001, pp. 25-25
Authors:
Ho, CL
Jencks, C
Citation: Cl. Ho et C. Jencks, Jencks speaks (An interview with Charles Jencks), ARCHITECTUR, 90(5), 2001, pp. 94-95
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Jencks, C
Citation: C. Jencks, Who should get in? Part II (Immigration policy in the US), NY REV BOOK, 48(20), 2001, pp. 94
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Jencks, C
Citation: C. Jencks, The handbook of international migration: The American experience, NY REV BOOK, 48(19), 2001, pp. 57-63
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Jencks, C
Citation: C. Jencks, The new Americans: Economic, demographic, and fiscal effects of immigration, NY REV BOOK, 48(19), 2001, pp. 57-63
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Jencks, C
Citation: C. Jencks, Immigration from Mexico: Assessing the impact on the United States, NY REV BOOK, 48(19), 2001, pp. 57-63
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Jencks, C
Citation: C. Jencks, The ecological Indian: Myth and history, NY REV BOOK, 48(19), 2001, pp. 57-63
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Jencks, C
Citation: C. Jencks, Heaven's door: Immigration policy and the American economy, NY REV BOOK, 48(19), 2001, pp. 57-63
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Jencks, C
Citation: C. Jencks, The case against immigration, NY REV BOOK, 48(19), 2001, pp. 57-63
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Jencks, C
Citation: C. Jencks, America's demography in the new century: Aging baby boomers and new immigrants as major players, NY REV BOOK, 48(19), 2001, pp. 57-63
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Jencks, C
Citation: C. Jencks, The bigness of small magazines (Some insights into the importance of the 'small' architectural magazine), ARCHIT DES, (149), 2001, pp. 94-95
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Jencks, C
Citation: C. Jencks, The new paradigm: Non linear architecture (The work Eisenman, Gehry, Ushida-Findlay-Partnership, Ashton-Raggatt-McDougall, FOA, Hadid, Miralles, Libeskind and others), LOTUS INT, 104, 2000, pp. 80-97
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Jencks, C
Citation: C. Jencks, Jencks's theory of evolution - An overview of twentieth-century architecture, ARCHIT REV, 208(1241), 2000, pp. 76-79
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Jencks, C
Koolhaas, R
Citation: C. Jencks et R. Koolhaas, Branding, signs, symbols or something else? (An interview with Rem Koolhaas), ARCHIT DES, (148), 2000, pp. 34-41
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Jencks, C
Citation: C. Jencks, A critical contribution (How Architectural-Design has been a critical catalyst in important architectural debates in the years 1977-2000), ARCHIT DES, (148), 2000, pp. 98-102
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Jencks, C
Citation: C. Jencks, Critical modernism in the Twentieth Century (as if morality mattered), ARCHIT DES, (146), 2000, pp. 94-99
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Jencks, C
Citation: C. Jencks, Irrational Rationalism: the Rats since 1960, ANTI-RATIONALISTS AND THE RATIONALISTS, COMBINED EDITION, 2000, pp. A208-A230
Authors:
Sirefman, S
Jencks, C
Citation: S. Sirefman et C. Jencks, The name game (An interview with Charles Jencks), ARCHITECTUR, 88(12), 1999, pp. 49
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Jencks, C
Citation: C. Jencks, LeCorbusier, the noble savage, toward an archaeology of modernism, ARCHIT REV, 205(1226), 1999, pp. 88-88
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Jencks, C
Citation: C. Jencks, Millennium time-bomb - Introduction (Millennium architecture, the sacred versus the secular), ARCHIT DES, (142), 1999, pp. 4-5
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Jencks, C
Citation: C. Jencks, An idea big enough for a dome (The question of the Millennium-Dome's programme, what was to be its big idea or driving force?), ARCHIT DES, (142), 1999, pp. 8-9
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Jencks, C
Citation: C. Jencks, The dynamic, catastrophic, melodramatic, noisy, beautiful (and kitsch) earth (Michael Hopkins and Partners Dynamic-Earth in Edinburgh), ARCHIT DES, (142), 1999, pp. 52-57
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Jencks, C
Citation: C. Jencks, Millennium unveils Post-Christianity, ARCHIT DES, (142), 1999, pp. 86-95
Authors:
Murray, P
Silvestrin, C
Kaufman, P
Fretton, T
Jencks, C
Portchmouth, R
Mackereth, S
Howells, G
Pawson, T
Broadbent, G
Lovell, V
Snell, R
Citation: P. Murray et al., Royal-Academy and AD international forum, Something or nothing: Minimalismin art and architecture, Royal-Academy-of-Arts, London, 8 December 1998, ARCHIT DES, (139), 1999, pp. 9
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