| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - d Latin America, even 'though planning history is truly international and interdisciplinary'.1 Ward also observed that planning history has tended to be highly empirical, concentrating on modernist planning models and planners, individual cities or types of cities (such as new towns, capital cities and war-damaged cities) and the influence of such things as local culture and the conservation of hi
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