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Is the suburbanisation stage always important in the transformation of large urban agglomerations? The case of the
Katowice Conurbation ; Geographia Polonica Vol. 90 No. 2 (2017) - Autorzy:
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suburbanisation
urban agglomeration
postindustrial region
urban polycentrism
Central-Eastern Europe
suburbanizacja
aglomeracjemiejskie
region postindustrialny
policentryczne systemymiejskie
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