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Federal policy and postwar urban decline : a case of government complicity?

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The occupation of planning : a view from the census

Beauregard, Robert A. - In: Journal of the American Institute of Planners 42 (1976) 2, pp. 187-192

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Planning in an advanced capitalist state

Beauregard, Robert A. - In: Planning theory in the 1980's : a search for future …, (pp. 235-254). 1979

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Capital restructuring and the new built environment of global cities : New York and Los Angeles

Beauregard, Robert A. - In: International journal of urban and regional research : IJURR 15 (1991) 1, pp. 90-105

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Do individual cities matter? : negotiating the particular

Beauregard, Robert A. - In: Cambridge journal of regions, economy and society 13 (2020) 3, pp. 593-603

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Voices of decline : the postwar fate of US cities

Beauregard, Robert A. - 1993

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Alan Mallach 2018 : Poverty and Prosperity in America . Washington, DC : Island Press

Beauregard, Robert A. - In: International Journal of Urban and Regional Research 44 (2020) 3, pp. 551-552

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Atop the urban hierarchy

Beauregard, Robert A. (contributor) - 1988

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Local economic development and job targeting

Van Horn, Carl E. - In: Local economies in transition : policy realities and …, (pp. 226-247). 1986

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The Textures of Property Markets: Downtown Housing and Office Conversions in New York City

Beauregard, Robert A. - In: Urban Studies 42 (2005) 13, pp. 2431-2445

Over the past 10-15 years, many cities in the US have experienced a form of development unknown since World War II-middle-income housing in their downtown cores. Such downtown housing initiatives assume that functional interdependence among different property sectors-office, residential, retail,...

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