Insurgencies: Essays in planning theory

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Friedmann J (1994) The utility of non-Euclidean planning. Journal of the American Planning Association 60(3): 377–379.

Friedmann J (1993) Toward a non-Euclidean mode of planning. Journal of the American Planning Association 59(4): 482–485.

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