Occupational ideologies in planning an emprical study to analyse professional values held by Turkish planners.

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1982

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Tokatlı, S. Nebahat

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S. N. Tokatlı, “Occupational ideologies in planning an emprical study to analyse professional values held by Turkish planners.,” Middle East Technical University, 1982.