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William W. Goldsmith

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1968–2016 across 10 dated works

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The impact of the tourism and travel industry on a developing regional economy: the Puerto Rican case.1968
A bibliography on public planning in Puerto Rico1975
A new development strategy for Puerto Rico technological autonomy, human resources, a parallel economy1978
Can regional analysis tell us about development?1979

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Separate societies: poverty and inequality in U.S. cities2010
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Separate societies: poverty and inequality in U.S. cities1992
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Urban and regional planning in an age of austerity1980
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Saving Our Cities A Progressive Plan to Transform Urban America2016
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Can regional analysis tell us about development?1979
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Marxism and regional policy: an introduction1979
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The impact of the tourism and travel industry on a developing regional economy: the Puerto Rican case.1968
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Regional policy and distorted industrialization in the Brazilian northeast1988
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A bibliography on public planning in Puerto Rico1975
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A new development strategy for Puerto Rico technological autonomy, human resources, a parallel economy1978
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