Planning on the Edge: The context for planning at the rural-urban fringe

Planning on the Edge: The Context For Planning at the Rural-Urban Fringe

Volumn , Issue , 2006, Pages 1-232

  Gallent, Nick ^a   Andersson, Johan ^a   Bianconi, Marco ^a  

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