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Title: Environment and Planning D: Society and Space

Abbreviated Title: Environ Plan D

Publisher: Pion Ltd

ISSN (Print): 0263-7758

ISSN (Electronic): 1472-3433

Publication date Created: January 2009

Publication date (Print): January 2009

Volume: 27

Issue: 2

Pages: 274-295

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DOI: 10.1068/d0208

SO-VID: 220631f2-a250-4944-abfc-37b62aa88286

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