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Place Attachment: Advances in Theory, Methods and Applications

2nd Edition

Lynne Manzo & Patrick Devine-Wright (eds.)

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Multidisciplinary synthesis of place attachment theory, methods, and applications — includes work by Scannell & Gifford on the tripartite framework.

Companion to our place attachment research entry (Scannell & Gifford). Practitioner depth beyond the journal article.
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