Latest Urban Studies news 13/03/23
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2023 Annual Lecture - Professor Jennifer Robinson
Professor Jennifer Robinson presents the 2023 Urban Studies Annual Lecture, "Dimensions of Urban Development Politics: Transcalarity, Circuits, Territories". This lecture was chaired by Doctor Karen Coelho at Urban ARC.
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