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Peck, Jamie (2009) Economic Sociologies in Space. Economic Geography, 81 (2) 129-175 doi:10.1111/j.1944-8287.2005.tb00263.x

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TitleEconomic Sociologies in Space
JournalEconomic Geography
AuthorsPeck, JamieAuthor
Year2009 (February 16)Volume81
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PublisherWiley
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In(2009, February) Economic Geography Vol. 81 (2) Wiley

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