The business of city-building. Long-term change and continuity in the construction sector (Brussels, 1830–1970)

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RT @EntandSoc: How do cities get built? The business history of construction is surprisingly thin. Here Matthijs Degraeve explores this que…

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RT @EntandSoc: How do cities get built? The business history of construction is surprisingly thin. Here Matthijs Degraeve explores this que…

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RT @EntandSoc: How do cities get built? The business history of construction is surprisingly thin. Here Matthijs Degraeve explores this que…

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How do cities get built? The business history of construction is surprisingly thin. Here Matthijs Degraeve explores this question for Brussels over the long-run, from 1830-1970. We are once more very pleased to present this essay Open Access. https://t.co/

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