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Turn Places "Inside Out" to Revive Social Connection and Local Economies
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The life and times of Jane Jacobs, the urban activist who revitalised city planning - Question of Cities
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Researchers Challenge Jane Jacobsian Notion that “Eyes On the Street” Reduce Crime
Jane Jacobs' NYC: The sites that inspired her work and preservation legacy - Village Preservation
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The Jacobs/Whyte Formula for Great Parks (and How KCMO Complicates It All) | Planning for Improved Walkability and Bike Access at UMKC
