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(1993) The necessity of friction, Heidelberg, Physica.
During the 19th century, industrial production replaced agriculture as the major source of income in Western Europe and North America. Large transfers of population became necessary. The manner in which buildings were constructed thus acquired a new social importance: the provision of housing became a production factor.
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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-95905-9_15
Full citation:
Nyman, K. (1993)., Stay in my house, in N. Åkerman (ed.), The necessity of friction, Heidelberg, Physica, pp. 271-279.
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