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October 01 2019
Unsettling "Home" in Settler Societies
Leonie Sandercock
Leonie Sandercock
Leonie Sandercock is Professor in design and planning in the Faculty of Architecture, Building, and Planning at the University of Melbourne and was a Visiting Professor In D.U.S.R at M.I.T. for November 1999. She has written nine books (and ten screenplays), most recently Towards Cosmopolis, Planning for Multicultural Cities (1997) and Making the Invisible Visible. A Multicultural History of Planning (1998).
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Leonie Sandercock
Leonie Sandercock is Professor in design and planning in the Faculty of Architecture, Building, and Planning at the University of Melbourne and was a Visiting Professor In D.U.S.R at M.I.T. for November 1999. She has written nine books (and ten screenplays), most recently Towards Cosmopolis, Planning for Multicultural Cities (1997) and Making the Invisible Visible. A Multicultural History of Planning (1998).
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Thresholds (2000) (20): 6–11.
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Leonie Sandercock; Unsettling "Home" in Settler Societies. Thresholds 2000; (20): 6–11. doi: https://doi.org/10.1162/thld_a_00458
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