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Las ciudades que habitamos
Las ciudades que habitamos

By Mario Alberto Serrano Avelar, Ismael Benitez Flores

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The book contains the six chronicles selected for their literary quality, among 43 received, in response to the call Crónicas por el Derecho a la Ciudad (Chronicles for the Right to the City), issu...

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Espacialidades turisticas
Pin du Zhongguo cheng shi ge xing
A proposed method for distributing the Urban Development Fund Credit resources to the municipalities of Parana
Atelier europeen sur l'amelioration de l'environnement construit et l'integration sociale dans les villes
Sortir de l'ombre
Sortir de l'ombre

By Gabriel Chanan

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Zha lie zhi
Zha lie zhi

By Lianke Yan

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Xun fang li shi ming cheng
Xun fang li shi ming cheng

By Peng Li

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15 ans de recherches urbaines dans les pays en developpement
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