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Editorial note 10(1)

Planning Theory

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First published online February, 2011

Editorial note 10(1)

Volume 10, Issue 1

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Sandercock L. , Forsyth A. ( 1992) Feminist theory and planning theory: the epistemological linkages. Planning Theory 7-8: 45-49.

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