Arnold, D.

Relative values: London and Paris as cross channel cousins

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Arnold, D. 2015. Relative values: London and Paris as cross channel cousins. in: Arnold, D. and Cohen, J. (ed.) Paris-Londres Gollion, Switzerland Infolio. pp. 131-166

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Chapter title	Relative values: London and Paris as cross channel cousins
Authors	Arnold, D.
Research Group	Design and Urban Cultures cluster
Page range	131-166
Book title	Paris-Londres
Editors	Arnold, D. and Cohen, J.
Publisher	Infolio
Place of publication	Gollion, Switzerland
Hardcover	9782884746304
Publication dates
Print	2015
Publication process dates
Deposited	20 May 2015
Output status	Published
Language	English

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