Squatting and private property rights : an analysis of the effects of squatting seen in the context of a theory about how increased activity by the state affects the way change comes about in our society
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- author: D. H. Cant
- publication date: 1976
- book publisher: University College, London (School of Environmental Studies
- book series: Town planning discussion paper
- book subjects: Squatters-England-London
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