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About Environment and Planning A Economy and Space
About Environment and Planning A Economy and Space
Environment and Planning A Economy and Space is a peer-reviewed scholarly journal published by SAGE Publishing.
Key indicators: ISSN 0308518X, 14723409.
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0308518X, 14723409.
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SAGE Publishing.
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