Neoliberalizing Space

Jamie Peck · Adam Tickell

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Urban Planning and Governance Spatial and Cultural Studies Housing, Finance, and Neoliberalism

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This chapter contains sections titled: From Jungle Laws to Market Rules Mutations of Neoliberalism Spaces of Neoliberalism Conclusion: Neoliberal(ism) Rules? Acknowledgments References

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