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Abstract: New Regionalism includes the spread of population into the countryside and rural space.

Author(s): Savitch, H.V

Additional Author(s): Vogel, Ronald K.

Call Number: INTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS

Media Type: Article

Publish Date: 2000

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Note: In State and Local Government Review -- Vol. 85 - no. 2 (Fall 2000).,Includes bibliographical references.

Current Availability: Public

Last Reviewed: 07/1/2022

Created: 04/24/2023

Paths to new regionalism