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Metropolitan areas by census tracts = Zones métropolitaines par secteur de recensement.

Canada. Dominion Bureau of Statistics = Canada. Bureau federal de la statistique.

1969

Sprawl

Robert Bruegmann

2005

Magic lands

Findlay, John M.

1992

Private pleasure, public plight

David Popenoe

1989

The cities and the Federal system

Roscoe Coleman Martin

1965

Urban politics and public policy

Robert L. Lineberry

1971

Urban policymaking and metropolitan dynamics

John S. Adams

1976

Governing urban America

Charles R. Adrian

1955

Reform as reorganization

Royce Hanson

1974

Governing metropolitan areas

David K. Hamilton

1999

Cities without suburbs

David Rusk

1993

Cities in a world economy

Saskia Sassen

1994

Small and large together

Howard W. Hallman

1977

Metro futures

Joel Rogers, Dan Luria

1999

Metropolis

Emrys Jones

1990

Urban management

Bernard H. Ross

1979

The metropolis

John Constantinus Bollens

1965

Metropolitics

Myron Orfield

1997

The Changing Canadian Metropolis

Frances Frisken

1994

Politics, change, and the urban crisis

Bryan T. Downes

1976

Place matters

Todd Swanstrom, John Mollenkopf, Peter Dreier

2005

Building Suburbia

Dolores Hayden

2003

Place matters

Peter Dreier

2001

The Information Economy and American Cities

Matthew P. Drennan

2002

Home rule in the United States, municipalities, counties and the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania

Nan C. Burg

1972

When city and country collide

Thomas L. Daniels

1999

Megalopolis

Jean Gottmann

1961

The American metropolitan systems

Stanley D. Brunn

1980

The Regional Governing of Metropolitan America

David Y. Miller

2002

Voices of decline

Robert A. Beauregard

1993

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