Virginie Lefebvre

Virginie Lefebvre is a Professor in History and Theory at the École Nationale Supérieure d’Architecture Paris-Malaquais and a founding member of the research laboratory LIAT (laboratoire de recherche architecture, infrastructure et territoire).

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Cover: Desert Tourism: Tracing the Fragile Edges of DevelopmentDesert Tourism: Tracing the Fragile Edges of DevelopmentLefebvre, VirginiePAPERBACK02/13/2012$24.95
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