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Stanford Morris Lyman1967

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Territoriality: A Neglected Sociological Dimension

Stanford Morris Lyman · Marvin B. Scott

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Urban Development and Societal Issues Contemporary Sociological Theory and Practice Spatial and Cultural Studies

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Year1967

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Published1967-10-01

VenueSocial Problems

ISSN-L0037-7791

Languageen

Citations107

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doi10.1525/sp.1967.15.2.03a00090

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