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Assignment | Urban Planning (McGinley): Articles & Books

ARTS 1301 | Prof. M. McGinley (Fall 2022)

News

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E-Books

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Over 100,000 ebook titles covering a full range of academic topics. General reference works are also included.
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Search complete electronic books. Read in browser, or create an account to download books to various devices.

Scholarly Articles

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Complete historical full text of all issues of peer-reviewed journals in a wide range of humanities and social science fields.

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