EC 0191.1: Urbanization in the Developing World

1961-
Indexed via PAIS

1997 to the present

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1984 to the present.
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Several of the main urban studies journals can be accessed through this collection. To get to these journals, mouse over Browse and choose by discipline, at the top of the screen, select Social Sciences & Humanities below, and then choose urban studies and planning.

The National Bureau of Economic Research Working Papers are available now on line going back to November of 1994. Aimed at professional economists, these papers represent the original research of more than 600 leading scholars in their fields.

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