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Association Between Changes in Racial Residential Segregation and Trends in Racial Disparities in Early Mortality in 220 Metropolitan Areas, 2001-2018. [PDF]
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2019 International Conference of Advanced Informatics: Concepts, Theory and Applications (ICAICTA), 2019
This paper describes modified segregation model based on existing Schelling's Model. Combination of perfect integration and Schelling's Model can maintain balanced and integrated neighborhood if individual have some tolerance to other group. Other parameter like density and search radius also have some impact in neighborhood pattern.
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This paper describes modified segregation model based on existing Schelling's Model. Combination of perfect integration and Schelling's Model can maintain balanced and integrated neighborhood if individual have some tolerance to other group. Other parameter like density and search radius also have some impact in neighborhood pattern.
Marcelinus Henry Menori +1 more
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Linking Integration and Residential Segregation
Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies, 2009In the introduction to this special issue of JEMS, we question the strong link which is often made between the integration of minority ethnic groups and their residential segregation. In the literature on neighbourhood effects, the residential concentration of minorities is seen as a major obstacle to their integration, while the residential ...
Bolt, G.S. +2 more
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Experiencing Residential Segregation
Urban Affairs Review, 2002Explicit considerations of race and unlawful racial discrimination persist as critical factors in the continuing segregation of urban housing markets. On the basis of a telephone survey of Washington, D.C. area households, the authors find that current black households were almost twice as likely as white households to not get their first choice when ...
Gregory D. Squires +2 more
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Nonmetropolitan Residential Segregation Revisited
Rural Sociology, 1994Abstract Nonmetropolitan (nonmetro) residential segregation in 1990 and change in the preceding decade have received insufficient attention. A set of empirical hypotheses are derived and assessed using nonmetro and metropolitan (metro) counties in Texas.
Steve H. Murdock +2 more
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Beyond residential segregation: Introduction
Cities, 2016Abstract This essay introduces the special issue and explains its rationale. It argues that, while the residential location and neighbourhood remain significant, urban segregation needs to be understood and examined in terms of everyday activities, social networks and mobility within the context of broader social and political-economic processes ...
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Measuring Residential Segregation
Sociological Methods & Research, 1980The most common measures of segregation can only be used when block-level (or tract-level) statistics are available. The nineteenth-century manuscript census listings contain ordered listings of households, but (usually) no block informa tion. This article presents a method whereby the degree of residential segregation b y race can be measured from ...
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Journal of Black Studies, 1982
Black residential segregation persists at a high level in cities and suburbs throughout the United States. Such a widespread pattern of black segregation cannot be adequately explained by economic inequality between blacks and whites (Harmalin and Farley, 1973; Darden, 1973, 1976; Farley, 1977) or by black residential preference (Brink and Harris, 1967:
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Black residential segregation persists at a high level in cities and suburbs throughout the United States. Such a widespread pattern of black segregation cannot be adequately explained by economic inequality between blacks and whites (Harmalin and Farley, 1973; Darden, 1973, 1976; Farley, 1977) or by black residential preference (Brink and Harris, 1967:
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Multiethnic Rome: Toward residential segregation?
GeoJournal, 2002This research examines the presence of foreign national residents in Rome, through an examination of their distribution and localisation in different administrative districts. Since there is a close relationship between localisation and access to services, job opportunities, linguistic integration, and education, the residential patterns of migrant ...
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