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Traffic management in cross-border regions

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  • Schnell, Klaus-Dieter
  • Thierstein, Alain
  • Mettan, Nicolas

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  • Schnell, Klaus-Dieter & Thierstein, Alain & Mettan, Nicolas, 1999. "Traffic management in cross-border regions," ERSA conference papers ersa99pa256, European Regional Science Association.
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