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Hannah Appel2020

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Introduction: Temporality, Politics, and the Promise of Infrastructure

Hannah Appel · Nikhil Anand · Akhil Gupta

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Urban Planning and Governance Architecture, Modernity, and Design Humanities and Social Sciences

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Published2020-09-15

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