Evaluating the business and planning impacts of suburban shopping developments: A proposed framework of analysis

Rogers D. S. (1979) Evaluating the business and planning impacts of suburban shopping developments: a proposed framework of analysis, Reg. Studies 13, 395-408. Existing methods of evaluating the impacts of new suburban shopping developments tend to focus exclusively on business impacts. There is the...

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Published in:Regional studies 1979-01, Vol.13 (4), p.395-408
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Analyseeinrichtung
Case study
Centres commerciaux périphériques
City planning
Effets
Einflüße
Einzelfallstudie
Framework of analysis
Impacts
Monographie
Structure d'analyse
Suburban shopping developments
Suburbs
Supermarkets
Vorortseinkaufzentren
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City planning
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Einflüße
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Impacts
Monographie
Structure d'analyse
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Supermarkets
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