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ArticleHome-based work in cities: In search of an appropriate urban planning response

Matthew Zenkteler2019

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Home-based work in cities: In search of an appropriate urban planning response

Matthew Zenkteler · Sébastien Darchen · Iderlina B. Mateo-Babiano · Bernard Baffour

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Urban Transport and Accessibility Urban Planning and Governance Facilities and Workplace Management

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Published2019-11-28

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ISSN-L0016-3287

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