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2023
For over half a century, scholars have studied the processes by which Black people come to live in the suburbs, what they experience in those communities, and the complex interplay of race, class, and place. That scholarship, however, reveals that processes of Black suburbanization began earlier than often envisioned in the scholarly or popular ...
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For over half a century, scholars have studied the processes by which Black people come to live in the suburbs, what they experience in those communities, and the complex interplay of race, class, and place. That scholarship, however, reveals that processes of Black suburbanization began earlier than often envisioned in the scholarly or popular ...
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2014
This entry is published on a peer reviewed encyclopedia and it provides a definition of suburbanization, a term to describe the growth and spatial reorganization of contemporary city. An historical background is provided, with attention to the development of infrastructures and the subsequent mass diffusion of automobile.
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This entry is published on a peer reviewed encyclopedia and it provides a definition of suburbanization, a term to describe the growth and spatial reorganization of contemporary city. An historical background is provided, with attention to the development of infrastructures and the subsequent mass diffusion of automobile.
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Suburban Inertia: The Entrenchment of Dispersed Suburbanism
International Journal of Urban and Regional Research, 2015AbstractDuring the years following the second world war, an urban development model—dispersed suburbanism (DS)—came to predominate in North America. The low‐density functional specialization and all‐out automobile orientation of this new urban form were ideally suited to the circumstances of the time, thus accounting for its rapid adoption.
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Post-suburban Tokyo? Urbanization, Suburbanization, Reurbanization
2011Japanese cities exploded during the rapid growth era of the 1950s and 60s, in a wave of decentralization from their super-high-density central areas into expanding rings of suburban development. In the 1970s and 1980s increasing wealth and rapid growth of car ownership and use fuelled continued suburban sprawl that appeared little influenced by any ...
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Suburban Spaces, Suburban Cultures
Built Environment, 2015Jo Gill, Paul Burton
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Urban Education, 2012
This study explores teachers’ beliefs about urban students and urban teaching. The author discusses some cultural aspects of these teachers’ definitions of urban and points out their highlighting of race as an essential component of urban teaching. Even though race is rarely named, it is often at play in the teachers’ descriptions of urban teaching ...
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This study explores teachers’ beliefs about urban students and urban teaching. The author discusses some cultural aspects of these teachers’ definitions of urban and points out their highlighting of race as an essential component of urban teaching. Even though race is rarely named, it is often at play in the teachers’ descriptions of urban teaching ...
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Canadian journal of public health = Revue canadienne de sante publique, 2003
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