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Hauser, Philip M., Schnore, Leo F. (1966) The Study of Urbanization. The Economic History Review, 19 (1). 232pp. doi:10.2307/2592832

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TitleThe Study of Urbanization.
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AuthorsHauser, Philip M.Author
Schnore, Leo F.Author
Year1966Volume19
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