It’s More than the Economy after All: Continuing the Debate about Urban Regimes

Clarence N. Stone

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The study of urban regimes is an evolving activity and not a tightly defined form of analysis. With ongoing research new questions and issues arise, and old ones stand in need of refinement. Recent...

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