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Equitable Approaches to Local Economic Development
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  • 1975The Cleveland Policy Planning Report78 cited
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  • 1994Evaluating the Success of Urban Success Stories62 cited
  • 1985Rebuilding America's Cities: Roads to Recovery.9 cited

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  • 2023Building an inclusive ecosystem for minority and women entrepreneurs: A case study of Columbus9 cited
  • 2003Perceptions Toward Downtown: Surveying City Managers in Smaller Texas Towns6 cited
  • 2012Stimulating Real Estate Development through Public-Private Partnerships: Assessing the Perceived Opportunities and Challenges6 cited

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