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A Change of Plan: What Prague’s Urban Planning Reform Reveals about the Post-Socialist City
Why do state-socialist legacies persist in urban governance, and what brings them to an end? We examine Prague’s Metropolitan Plan, adopted in 2026 after fourteen years of contestation, to reassess two explanations of governance in the “post-socialist city:” political clientelism and weak civil soci
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