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| Editor(s) | Martin Large, Pat Conaty |
|---|---|
| eISBN | 978-1-907359-56-9 |
| Format | ebook |
Commons Sense
Co-operative place making and the capturing of land value for 21st century Garden Cities Pat Conaty and Martin LargeHow Garden City and Community Land Trust methods enable ‘associative democracy’ vision to be put into practice through the development of social-public partnerships.
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