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Jane Jacobs • 14 Items / 7 Books, 7 Articles
The Nature of Economies (2000)
by Jane Jacobs
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Published Reviews
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    Economies of Truth (Review)
    Robert M. Solow
    The Nature of Economies, by Jane Jacobs
    1. The Nature of Economies by Jane Jacobs
    The New Republic, May 15, 2000, pp. 34-35
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    Contemporary Affairs (Review)
    David Warsh
    The Nature of Economies, by Jane Jacobs
    1. The Nature of Economies by Jane Jacobs
    The Wilson Quarterly, Spring 2000, p. 141
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    Back to Nature (2 Reviews)
    Andrew Hacker
    The Nature of Economies, by Jane Jacobs
    1. The Nature of Economies by Jane Jacobs
    2. The Tipping Point by Malcolm Gladwell
    The New York Review of Books, June 15, 2000, pp. 41-44
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    Brief Reviews (5 Reviews)
    Phoebe-Lou Adams
    Rudyard Kipling: A Life, by Harry Ricketts
    1. Rudyard Kipling: A Life by Harry Ricketts
    2. The Farfarers by Farley Mowat
    3. The Eternal Darkness by Robert D. Ballard and Will Hively
    4. The Nature of Economies by Jane Jacobs
    5. Water, Carry Me by Thomas Moran
    The Atlantic Monthly, April 2000, pp. 132-134
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    Briefly Noted (5 Reviews)
    The Vision of Emma Blau, by Ursula Hegi
    1. The Vision of Emma Blau by Ursula Hegi
    2. The Barbarians Are Coming by David Wong Louie
    3. The Nature of Economies by Jane Jacobs
    4. The Complete Civil War Journal and Selected Letters of Thomas Wentworth Higginson by Christopher Looby and Thomas Wentworth Higginson, ...
    5. Journey of the Pink Dolphins by Sy Montgomery
    The New Yorker, April 17, 2000, p. 121