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ArticleThe spatial form of the informal city ‐ Rome, Madrid, Dar es Salaam

Volker Kreibich1998

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The spatial form of the informal city ‐ Rome, Madrid, Dar es Salaam

Volker Kreibich

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Urban and Rural Development Challenges Latin American Urban Studies Urban Design and Spatial Analysis

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2019World Urbanization Prospects: The 2018 Revision 1992Edge city: life on the new frontier 1974Planning the Eternal City: Roman Politics and Planning since World War II

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Year1998

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Published1998-03-01

VenueJournal of Area Studies

ISSN-L0261-3530

Languageen

Citations4

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ShelfUrban and Rural Development Challenges

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