Territory, Identity and Spatial Planning

Mark Tewdwr‐Jones · Philip Allmendinger

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Part 1: Theoretical Contexts for Territory, Identity and Spatial Planning Part 2: Studies of Territorial and Spatial Planning Part 3: Institutions of Governance and Substantive Policy Roles Part 4: Complexities and Interdependencies in Spatial Governance

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