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‘The right to immobility’ and the uneven distribution of spatial capital: negotiating youth transitions in northern Sweden

“Droit à l’immobilité” et distribution inégale du capital spatial: la négociation des transitions des jeunes en Suède du nord

‘El derecho a la inmovilidad’ y la distribución desigual del capital espacial: la negociación de transiciones de jóvenes en el norte de Suecia

Pages 323-343 | Received 28 May 2015, Accepted 09 Jun 2017, Published online: 28 Jul 2017

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