Polynucleated metropolitan regions in Northwest Europe: Theme of the special issue
European Planning StudiesPublished 1 August 1998
Frans M. Dieleman, Andreas Faludi
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(1998). Polynucleated metropolitan regions in Northwest Europe: Theme of the special issue. European Planning Studies: Vol. 6, Polynucleated Metropolitan Regions in Northwest Europe, pp. 365-377.
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