Nejad, Sarem, Walker, Ryan, Macdougall, Brenda, Belanger, Yale, and Newhouse, David
Subjects
CITIES & towns, CITY dwellers, BUILT environment, SEMI-structured interviews, INDIGENOUS peoples
Abstract
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Profiles the landscape of the North End of Winnipeg, Canada. The poverty-stricken area; The classic example of the ecological processes of invasion and succession; The ethnic other; Self-help and political action; Landscape and internal diversity.
Published
1992
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