Planning Walkable Neighborhoods

Overview of attention for article published in Journal of Planning Literature, May 2017

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twitter: 14 X users

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It’s a pretty well established and known critique? https://t.co/e8LZtMPpXh

RT @ACRN_SOAC: Stafford, Lisa, and Claudia Baldwin. 2018. "Planning walkable neighborhoods: are we overlooking diversity in abilities and a…

Stafford, Lisa, and Claudia Baldwin. 2018. "Planning walkable neighborhoods: are we overlooking diversity in abilities and ages?" Journal of planning literature 33 (1):17-30 https://t.co/1k7YRjoAHU @Dr_LisaStafford

RT @SAGECQPolitics: FREE to read: “Planning Walkable Neighborhoods” from Authors Stafford & Baldwin in Journal of Planning Literature https…

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