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ECONOMY AND CULTURE IN TRANSITIONS: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF TWO ARCHITECTURAL HERITAGE SITES OF BAZARS AND HANS OF BURSA AND DHAKA
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  • 1983Typical commercial buildings of the Ottoman classical period and the Ottoman construction system46 cited
  • 1986Dacca: A Study in Urban History and Development33 cited
  • 2011Sustainable revitalisation as a tool for regenerating the attractiveness of an inner-city historic commercial district: ‘Han District’ as a case20 cited

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