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Miles, Malcolm (2006) Geographies of art and environment. Social & Cultural Geography, 7 (6). 987-993 doi:10.1080/14649360601055904

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TitleGeographies of art and environment
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AuthorsMiles, MalcolmAuthor
Year2006 (December)Volume7
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PublisherInforma UK Limited
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In(2006, December) Social & Cultural Geography Vol. 7 (6) Informa UK Limited

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