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Economic Geography, 2006
Abstract: Sun Belt cities have a reputation for sprawling disarray. Although Phoenix is often depicted as the ultimate large fast‐growing, low‐density Sun Belt metropolis, we found considerable order in the location of business establishments. We tested spatial pattern to show that establishments in a variety of sectors are significantly clustered and
Timothy F. Leslie +1 more
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Abstract: Sun Belt cities have a reputation for sprawling disarray. Although Phoenix is often depicted as the ultimate large fast‐growing, low‐density Sun Belt metropolis, we found considerable order in the location of business establishments. We tested spatial pattern to show that establishments in a variety of sectors are significantly clustered and
Timothy F. Leslie +1 more
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Territorial Cohesion: A polycentric process for a polycentric Europe
200432 p.
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Polycentricity: The last episodes or the new season?
Progress in Planning, 2023Hashem Dadashpoor
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Knowledge Polycentricity of China’s Urban Agglomerations
Journal of the Urban Planning and Development Division, ASCE, 2022Haitao Ma
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The (Re)Making of Polycentricity in China's Planning Discourse: The Case of Tianjin
International Journal of Urban and Regional Research, 2020Weikai Wang +2 more
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