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Residential mobility and urban change in the Randstad: Some (dis)similarities between Amsterdam, Rotterdam and The Hague

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  1. Sako Musterd
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Based on an analysis by the same authors, the results of which were published in: Stadsgewesten in beweging; migratie naar en uit de vier grote steden (Dynamic daily urban systems; residential mobility to and from the four large cities), a project of the Dutch Urban Networks Research Program (Stedelijke Netwerken) 1990.

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Musterd, S., Jobse, R.B. & Kruythoff, H.M. Residential mobility and urban change in the Randstad: Some (dis)similarities between Amsterdam, Rotterdam and The Hague. Neth J of Housing and the Built Environment 6, 101–113 (1991). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02496571

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