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Anthropological perspectives on the concepts of dualism, the informal sector, and marginality in developing urban economies

Peattie, Lisa R. - In: International regional science review 5 (1980) 1, pp. 1-31

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Drama and advocacy planning

Peattie, Lisa R. - In: Strategic perspectives on social policy, (pp. 313-322). 1976

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Politics, planning, and categories bridging the gap

Peattie, Lisa R. - In: Planning theory in the 1980's : a search for future …, (pp. 83-93). 1979

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Reflections on advocacy planning

Peattie, Lisa R. - In: Journal of the American Institute of Planners 34 (1968) 2, pp. 80-88

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Social issues in housing

Peattie, Lisa R. - In: Shaping an urban future: Essays in memory of Catherine …, (pp. 15-34). 1969

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"Tertiarization" and urban poverty in Latin America

Peattie, Lisa R. - 1975

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The informal sector reworked : viability and vulnerability in urban development

Moser, Caroline O. N.; Peattie, Lisa R.; McGee, Terry G. - In: Regional development dialogue : RDD ; an international … 5 (1984) 2, pp. 135-178

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On Interpretation of Growth Planning: The Case of China's Great Leap Forward

Peattie, Lisa R. - In: Regional development dialogue : RDD ; an international … 15 (1994) 1, pp. 38

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Anthropological Perspectives on the Concepts of Dualism, the Informal Sector, and Marginality in Developing Urban Economies

Peattie, Lisa R. - In: International Regional Science Review 5 (1980) 1, pp. 1-31

Fieldwork in Bogota is used to evaluate the concepts of marginality and the informal sector as tools for understanding the urban economy in developing countries. Each of these dualistic conceptualiza tions is helpful in directing attention to phenomena not ordinarily attended to by economists....

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