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Sustainable development in American planning: A critical appraisal
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  • 2014Taking a de-binarised envirosocial approach to reconciling the environment vs economy debate: lessons from climate change litigation for planning in NSW, Australia17 cited
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  • 2020Planners’ Perspectives on Governing and Producing Sustainable Cities in Malaysia6 cited
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