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Land use data collection systems : some problems of unification

Teitz, Michael B. - In: Papers of the Regional Science Association 17 (1966), pp. 179-194

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Locational strategies for competitive systems

Teitz, Michael B. - In: Journal of regional science 8 (1968) 2, pp. 135-148

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Regional theory and regional models

Teitz, Michael B. - In: Regional economics : theory and practice, (pp. 9-26). 1970

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Regional theory and regional models

Teitz, Michael B. - In: Papers of the Regional Science Association 9 (1962), pp. 35-50

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Toward a theory of urban public facility location

Teitz, Michael B. - In: Papers of the Regional Science Association 21 (1968), pp. 35-51

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Introduction: California's Growth: An Uncertain Future

Teitz, Michael B. - Institute for Transportation Studies (ITS), University … - 2008

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A Review of "Planet of Cities"

Teitz, Michael B. - In: Journal of the American Planning Association 79 (2013) 4, pp. 343-343

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A Review of "Pastoral Capitalism: A History of Suburban Corporate Landscapes"

Teitz, Michael B. - In: Journal of the American Planning Association 79 (2013) 1, pp. 95-95

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A Review of "Megapolitan America; A new vision for understanding America's metropolitan geography"

Teitz, Michael B. - In: Journal of the American Planning Association 78 (2012) 4, pp. 488-488

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Neighborhood Economics: Local Communities and Regional Markets

Teitz, Michael B. - In: Economic Development Quarterly 3 (1989) 2, pp. 111-122

Despite the large numbers of organizations claiming to promote economic development at the neighborhood level, there is little conceptual foundation for the idea. Substantial arguments can be made for alternative bases for economic development at the city or regional level, in contrast to...

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