Disruptive Urbanism? Implications of the ‘Sharing Economy’ for Cities, Regions, and Urban Policy

Paul J. Maginn · Paul Burton · Crystal Legacy

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Our cities are in a constant state of flux and these changes - physical, economic, social, cultural and technological - are the result of a complex interplay of government policies, market forces a...

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