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Arvidson, Enid (1999) Remapping Los Angeles, or, Taking the Risk of Class in Postmodern Urban Theory. Economic Geography, 75 (2) 134 doi:10.2307/144248

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TitleRemapping Los Angeles, or, Taking the Risk of Class in Postmodern Urban Theory
JournalEconomic Geography
AuthorsArvidson, EnidAuthor
Year1999 (April)Volume75
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PublisherJSTOR
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