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Hala I. Masri2022

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Child-Friendly Open Spaces: Towards Safety in Residential Neighborhoods

Hala I. Masri · Mohamed Fekry

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Urban Transport and Accessibility Urban Planning and Landscape Design Children's Rights and Participation

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Published2022-01-01

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