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Moscow on the Rise: From Primate City to MegaregionFootnote^*
* This article is dedicated to the memory of David J. M. Hooson. I am grateful for the encouragement of Margaret McKenzie. Also, I wish to thank Craig Colten and two anonymous reviewers for their helpful suggestions and professionalism.

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Pages 20-36 | Received 24 Jan 2013, Published online: 04 Nov 2019

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Moscow on the Rise: From Primate City to MegaregionFootnote^*
* This article is dedicated to the memory of David J. M. Hooson. I am grateful for the encouragement of Margaret McKenzie. Also, I wish to thank Craig Colten and two anonymous reviewers for their helpful suggestions and professionalism.

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Moscow on the Rise: From Primate City to MegaregionFootnote** This article is dedicated to the memory of David J. M. Hooson. I am grateful for the encouragement of Margaret McKenzie. Also, I wish to thank Craig Colten and two anonymous reviewers for their helpful suggestions and professionalism.

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Moscow on the Rise: From Primate City to MegaregionFootnote^*
* This article is dedicated to the memory of David J. M. Hooson. I am grateful for the encouragement of Margaret McKenzie. Also, I wish to thank Craig Colten and two anonymous reviewers for their helpful suggestions and professionalism.