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Luxified Troglodytism?: Mapping the subterranean geographies of plutocratic London
The history of London has long been entwined with expansions of financial capital and the machinations of global plutocrats and their more proximate counterparts.(1) However, what has happened in the decade since the global financial crisis is without precedent. London has been transformed into a ci
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