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Attitudes towards regionalism in a rapid growth suburb

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Local Governance and Planning Public Policy and Administration Research Regional Economics and Spatial Analysis

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1981Public Administration Review 1966The Metropolis: Its People, Politics, and Economic Life 1963Four Cities 1965Suburban Differences and Metropolitan Policies: A Philadelphia Story 1956Approaches to the Solution of Fringe Problems: Preferences of Residents in the Flint Metropolitan Area

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Year1975

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Published1975-11-01

VenueThe Annals of Regional Science

ISSN-L0570-1864

Languageen

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