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Land, Cities and Power: A Changing Strategic Relationship?

Existing economic models — those of the past 200 or so years — are showing weakness as the population growth of that period begins to wane. Does this mean a return to more regional and land-based wealth?

Dr Alastair Paynter, London Editor

Dr Alastair Paynter, London Editor

05 Apr 2024 — 13 min read
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