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Property rights and the production of the urban built environment in Zambia
This study investigated the phenomenon whereby settlements with ostensibly similar socio- economic status exhibited significantly different physical outcomes, such as in the quality of houses, spatial arrangements and available services. The study investigated three related questions. Firstly, given...
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Department of Construction Economics and Management
2015
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