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What Should We Value about Retailing and Towns and What Should We Do About Them?

Posted on April 29, 2020 by Leigh Sparks

Apologies, this took a little longer and got a bit lengthier than I originally intended.   “If they look beyond heroic individualism and accept that individuals exist in a network of social bonds and obligations, we might just see a … Continue reading →

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