PEOPLE, PLACE AND LANDSCAPE - SOCIAL CHANGE IN HIGH AMENITY RURAL AREAS Richard S. Krannich Primary Author A. E. Luloff Primary Author Donald R. Field Primary Author mixed material bibliography New York Springer Heidelberg Dordrecht 2011 en English

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