"Practical men, who believe themselves to be quite exempt from any intellectual influences, are usually the slaves of some defunct economist": thus Keynes, in a celebrated passage at the end of the General Theory.
An edition of Cities of Tomorrow
(1988)
Cities of Tomorrow
by Peter Hall, Peter Geoffrey Hall, and Peter Hall
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City planning, History, City planning, history, City planning--history, City planning--history--20th century, Ht166 .h349 2002, 307.1216, City Planning, Urbanisme, Histoire, Stadsplanning, Stedenbouw, Planejamento territorial urbano (história), Ht166 .h349 1988, 307.1/2/0904Times
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