Reconsidering Jane Jacobs

Susan Parham

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edited by Max Page and Timothy Mennel, Chicago, American Planning Association, 2011, ISBN: 978–1–932364–94–1 (hbk), 978–1–932364–95–8 (pbk) Reconsidering Jane Jacobs (2011) provides a timely review...

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