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Urban Policy and Research Volume 14, 1996 - Issue 3
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Urban Policy Formulation Under Efficiency: The Case Of Auckland City Council'S Britomart Development

Michael Gunder
Pages 199-214 | Published online: 06 May 2008

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Elham (Ellie) Bahmanteymouri & Mohsen Mohammadzadeh. (2021) Michael Gunder. Urban Policy and Research 39:3, pages 215-217.
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MICHAEL GUNDER. (1998) PLANNING BEYOND THE FETISH OF MODERN IDEOLOGY. Australian Planner 35:2, pages 66-74.
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Brad L Coombes. (2016) Ecospatial Outcomes of Neoliberal Planning: Habitat Management in Auckland Region, New Zealand. Environment and Planning B: Planning and Design 30:2, pages 201-218.
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