Stadtentwicklungsfonds als Instrumente der unternehmerischen Stadt?
In: Stadtentwicklungsfonds: Ein neues Instrument zur Unterstützung nachhaltiger Stadtentwicklung?
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Stadtentwicklung; Stadtentwicklungsfonds; EU-Politik; Unternehmerische Stadt; Neoliberalisierung; Governance; Urban development; Urban Development Funds; EU policy; governance; entrepreneurial city; neo-liberalisation;All these keywords.
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