The Imprint of the Post‐Fordist Transition on Australian Cities

Blair Badcock

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This chapter contains section titled: Structural Adjustment in Australia Fordist Urban Landscapes from the Australia of the 1950s and 1960s The Transition to a Post-Fordist Spatial Order in Australian Cities The Absence of Edge City Development Post-Fordism and Ongoing Spatial Transformation Note

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