11 Citations
Meaningful types in a world of suburbs
- Philosophy
- 2010
Consideration needs to be given to the difference [that] the diversity of cities makes to theory.Robinson (2002, p. 549)
Demographic and Housing Aspects of Structural Adjustment and Emerging Urban Form in Accra, Ghana
- History
- 2003
Previous research on the nexus of global and local forces suggests that African cities such as Accra and Dar es Salaam are experiencing new forms of settlement. For Accra, the new form has been…
Structural Adjustment and Emerging Urban Form in Accra, Ghana
- Economics
- 2000
Researchers have postulated the emergence of new urban forms in the Third World (TW), which are characterized by either a deconcentration of urban functions to peri-urban or smaller cities…
Order and Disorder—: A Model of Latin American Urban Land Use
- History
- 1995
Should a physics professor wish to demonstrate the concept of inertia he or she could choose no better example than models of urban spa tial structure. For nearly sixty years the principal models of…
Urban growth determinants in Korea : with special reference to the three regional metropolitan cities
- Economics
- 1989
Korea has severe spatial problems as a result of rapid urbanisation and urban growth. In order to clarify urban growth processes, this study involves the identification of the major urban growth…
The Population Density Gradient and the Spatial Structure of a Third World City: Nairobi, A Case Study
- Economics
- 1986
A generalized Newling function to the fourth degree is used as a regionalizing technique to analyze population density data from the 1969 national census of Kenya in order to identify the spatial…
Residential Mobility in a Changing Housing Market: the Case of Bucaramanga, Colombia
- Economics
- 1983
Using empirical evidence from Bucaramanga, Colombia, this paper sets out to demonstrate that patterns of residential mobility among low-income groups are intimately related to the changing structure…
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Urban Population Densities: Structure and Change
- History
- 1963
where d, is population density d at distance x from the city center, do is central density, as extrapolated, and b is the density gradient, indicating the rate of diminution of density with distance,…
How Accessibility Shapes Land Use
- Economics, Sociology
- 1959
Abstract An empirical examination of the residential development patterns illustrates that accessibility and the availability of vacant developable land can be used as the basis of a residential land…
Elitism and Settlement Patterns in the Latin American City
- Political Science
- 1970
Abstract Analysis of the structural relationships between residential land use and socioeconomic class in four Latin American cities—Bogota, Colombia; Quito, Ecuador; Lima, Peru; and Santiago,…
A COMPARATIVE HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY OF STREETCAR SUBURBS IN BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS AND LEEDS, ENGLAND: 1850–19201
- History
- 1964
OME of the most striking contrasts in the appearance of British and American cities are inherited from regional differences in the type and scale of urban growth in the sixty years before the…
RESIDENTIAL STRUCTURE OF MIDWESTERN CITIES
- History
- 1970
ABSTRACT In studies of the spatial patterning of American urban land uses, the sector, ring, and neighborhood concepts persist because each describes the distinctive outcome of a separate spatial…
Transportation and Urban Land
- Economics
- 1961
1. Introduction 2. Characterising Technology in Urban Transportation Systems 3. The Economics of the Journey-to-work 4. Economic Dimensions of Urban Space 5. The Demand for Space and the Basic Model…