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Shopping Centre Development: Policies and Prospects
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  • 1994Decentralization of Retailing in Britain: The Breaking of the Third Wave22 cited
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  • 1987Institutional Change in Retailing: A Geographical Interpretation17 cited

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  • 1992West Edmonton Mall: Consumer Combined‐Purpose Trips and the Birth of the Mega‐Multi‐Mall?14 cited
  • 2001Centros comerciales de área urbana Estudio de las principales experiencias extranjeras14 cited
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