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Urban Political Regime Formation: A Study in Contrast

Alan DigaetanoCity University of New York
Pages 261-281 | Published online: 02 Dec 2016

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Steve Quilley & KevinG. Ward. (1999) Global ‘system’ and local ‘personality’ in urban and regional politics. Space and Polity 3:1, pages 5-33.
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