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ISSN 1352-7614
1997
Vol. 3, Issue 2, 1997January 01, 1997 PDT

Local Agenda 21, sustainability, and British policy on foodstore location

Alan G. Hallsworth, Rodney Tolley, Colin Black,
Liphookretail vitalityattractivenes andaccessibilty for shopping
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Articles in Vol. 3, Issue 2, 1997

Vol. 3, Issue 2, 1997
  • A Wish called Wander
    Ian KerPaul Tranter
  • Freedom of movement for women
    Gabi ZaukeMeike Spitzner
  • Is telecommuting a panacea for urban transport ills?
    Laurence Knight
  • Local Agenda 21, sustainability, and British policy on foodstore location
    Alan G. HallsworthRodney TolleyColin Black
  • Trunk Roads and the Generation of Traffic
    Keith Buchan
  • 3.2
    WTPP
World Transport Policy and Practice
Hallsworth, Alan G., Rodney Tolley, and Colin Black. 1997. “Local Agenda 21, Sustainability, and British Policy on Foodstore Location.” World Transport Policy and Practice 3 (2). https://doi.org/10.65906/IZOZ9058.
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