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Mental mapping the ‘creative city’
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  • 2015Problemy metodologiczne badania sektora kreatywnego15 cited
  • 2023Leisure mobilities, shopping routes and sensescapes: youth in the city centre of Utrecht8 cited
  • 2023“It should be treated in a better way” – Perceived topovacancy in the participative urban planning6 cited
  • 2024Does real time experience matter? Comparison of retrospective and in-situ spatial data in participatory mapping5 cited

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