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SOCIAL RESEARCH IN LOCAL GOVERNMENT PLANNING

A Survey of Local Government Planners in Perth

D. MARK FENTON Centre for Applied Psychology, Curtin University of Technology
Pages 161-164 | Published online: 15 Dec 2010

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ALICE ROUGHLEY. (2000) RAINFORESTS, REEFS AND RISING RENTS. Australian Planner 37:1, pages 20-27.
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O Yiftachel & H Law Yone. (2016) Regional Policy and Minority Attitudes in Israel. Environment and Planning A: Economy and Space 27:8, pages 1281-1301.
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OREN YIFTACHEL. (1994) Planning Policies, Market Processes and Public Attitudes: Evidence from Central Perth. Australian Geographical Studies 32:2, pages 241-255.
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