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TRIAL BY FACTS

A riposte to Gunder and Fookes

ALEXANDER R CUTHBERT University of New South Wales, Sydney
Pages 213-220 | Published online: 15 Dec 2010

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A. Cuthbert. (2001) Going Global: Reflexivity and Contextualism in Urban Design Education. Journal of Urban Design 6:3, pages 297-316.
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LAWRENCE LAI. (2000) FREE TO CHOOSE. Australian Planner 37:4, pages 180-185.
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JOHN MINNERY. (2000) ‘GO, AND DO THOU LIKEWISE’?. Australian Planner 37:1, pages 39-46.
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MARGO HUXLEY. (1999) IF PLANNING IS ANYTHING, MAYBE IT'S GEOGRAPHY. Australian Planner 36:3, pages 128-133.
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