URBAN RENEWAL AND THE CULTURE OF CONSERVATISM: CHANGING PERCEPTIONS OF THE TOWER BLOCK AND IMPLICATIONS FOR CONTEMPORARY RENEWAL INITIATIVES
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JACOBS, K., MANZI, T., URBAN RENEWAL AND THE CULTURE OF CONSERVATISM: CHANGING PERCEPTIONS OF THE TOWER BLOCK AND IMPLICATIONS FOR CONTEMPORARY RENEWAL INITIATIVES. CRITICAL SOCIAL POLICY, Vol. 18 (2), no. 55 (1998), p. 157-174.
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Evolución, Política de vivienda, Política social, Vivienda, Reino Unido
Evolución, Política de vivienda, Política social, Vivienda, Reino Unido
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