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Integrating the Informal Economy in Urban Planning and Governance: A Case Study of the Process of Policy Development in Durban, South Africa

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Lund, Francie, and Skinner, Caroline. Integrating the Informal Economy in Urban Planning and Governance: A Case Study of the Process of Policy Development in Durban, South Africa. , , . , 2004. Lund, F., and Skinner, C. (2004). Integrating the Informal Economy in Urban Planning and Governance: A Case Study of the Process of Policy Development in Durban, South Africa. , , . Lund, Francie, and Skinner, Caroline. "Integrating the Informal Economy in Urban Planning and Governance: A Case Study of the Process of Policy Development in Durban, South Africa." 2004, .Lund Francie, and Skinner Caroline. "Integrating the Informal Economy in Urban Planning and Governance: A Case Study of the Process of Policy Development in Durban, South Africa." (2004). Lund, F, and Skinner, C 2004, 'Integrating the Informal Economy in Urban Planning and Governance: A Case Study of the Process of Policy Development in Durban, South Africa', , , . Francie Lund, and Caroline Skinner, 'Integrating the Informal Economy in Urban Planning and Governance: A Case Study of the Process of Policy Development in Durban, South Africa' (2004). Lund F., and Skinner C. Integrating the Informal Economy in Urban Planning and Governance: A Case Study of the Process of Policy Development in Durban, South Africa. . 2004. Lund, Francie, and Skinner, Caroline. Integrating the Informal Economy in Urban Planning and Governance: A Case Study of the Process of Policy Development in Durban, South Africa. . 2004. , .

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