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Revisiting urban informality: A positive spin on informality in planning practice Rangajeewa Ratnayake:Paperback author Daniel Waugh offers an

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Revisiting urban informality: A positive spin on informality in planning practice Rangajeewa Ratnayake:Paperback author Daniel Waugh offers anRevisiting urban informality: A positive spin on informality in planning practice is about about informality in planning practice and this is a book we have long been thinking about writing on the mode of operation of our cities. This volume attempts to understand our urban imaginaries in a different perspective. The topics discussed in this book inform us about everyday realities in our cities. Many of those realities have been unnoticed and under

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