Interface:  exclusive countrysides? rural gentrification, consumer preferences and planning

Mark Scott; Darren P Smith; Mark Shucksmith; Nick Gallent; Keith Halfacree; Sue Kilpatrick; Susan Johns; Peter Vitartas; Martin Homisan; Trevor Cherrett

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Interface: exclusive countrysides? rural gentrification, consumer preferences and planning

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Interface: exclusive countrysides? rural gentrification, consumer preferences and planning

Mark Scott, Darren P Smith, Mark Shucksmith, Nick Gallent, Keith Halfacree, Sue Kilpatrick, Susan Johns, Peter Vitartas, Martin Homisan and Trevor Cherrett

Planning Theory & Practice, Vol.12(4), pp.593-635

2011

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1080/14649357.2011.626304

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Title: Interface: exclusive countrysides? rural gentrification, consumer preferences and planning
Creators: Mark Scott - University College Dublin
Darren P Smith - University College Dublin
Mark Shucksmith - Newcastle University
Nick Gallent - University College London
Keith Halfacree - Swansea University
Sue Kilpatrick - Deakin University
Susan Johns - University of Tasmania
Peter Vitartas - Southern Cross University
Martin Homisan - Charters Towers Regional Council
Trevor Cherrett - University of Reading
Publication Details: Planning Theory & Practice, Vol.12(4), pp.593-635
Identifiers: 1311; 991012821534902368
Academic Unit: School of Business and Tourism; Faculty of Business, Law and Arts
Resource Type: Journal article

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