The paper also shows that spatial segregation
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The paper also shows that spatial segregation (unevenness) declined at the same time although it remains to be seen whether this indicates a long-term shift to less segregated urban forms or a transitional outcome before new forms of segreg
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- Environs and neighbours in the “Two Nations” residential differentiation in mid-nineteenth-century Leeds (1980) · Journal of Historical Geography · doi
Further research could examine residential patterns in other cities and time periods. The paper's methodology could be applied to other datasets to examine residential patterns. Future research could also explore the implications of the paper's findings for our understanding of urban social problems and residential segregation.
generalfuture-work sectionKeywords: further research examine residential patterns other cities time - The Spatial Proximity and Connectivity Method for Measuring and Analyzing Residential Segregation (2018) · Sociological Methodology · cited 48× · doi
The SPC method contributes to scholarship on residential segregation by capturing the effect of an important yet understudied mechanism of segregation—the connectivity, or physical barriers, between locations—on the level and spatial pattern of segregation, and it enables further consideration of the role of the built environment in segregation processes.
generalabstractevidence 5/5Keywords: segregation contributes scholarship residential capturing effect important understudied mechanism connectivity physical barriers locations level spatial - The suburbanisation of poverty in British cities, 2004-16: extent, processes and nature (2017) · Urban Geography · cited 68× · doi
The paper also shows that spatial segregation (unevenness) declined at the same time although it remains to be seen whether this indicates a long-term shift to less segregated urban forms or a transitional outcome before new forms of segregation emerge around suburban poverty concentrations.
generalabstractevidence 4/5Keywords: segregation forms shows spatial unevenness declined time remains seen whether indicates long term shift less
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