Add to ORKGThis 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. The connection between suburbanization and middle and upper-middle class flight to desirable areas is also stressed. Many people are looking for the ownership of detached or semi-detached houses located in a less crowded context. For American sociology the suburb represents one side of the American Dream, and the suburban culture is often connected to distinctive ways of life. Several sociological theories focus on the ca...
Journal ArticleA significant amount of research has concentrated on the process of urban decentraliz...
This article addresses the social history of suburbanization in America in the twentieth century by ...
Homeownership rates in suburbs are much higher than in central cities. This paper shows that the sys...
This entry is published on a peer reviewed encyclopedia and it provides a definition of suburbanizat...
Suburbs are much discussed but poorly defined. However, suburbs are in many ways considered to be a ...
Over the last two decades, suburban studies have emergedfrom a call for a new conceptual order to go...
Current improvements in transportation, communication technology, and a steady rise in globalization...
One of the most enduring social dynamics in the United States is thecontinuing dispersion of populat...
This is an inquiry into the evolution of the North American suburb by way of review of notable histo...
The second half of the twentieth century saw large-scale suburbanization in the United States, with ...
History of population and employment suburbanization, mainly in the United States, suggests three ch...
Never-ending suburbia is a quick expansion in the size of metropolitan and rural regions, frequently...
Typescript (photocopy).This dissertation proposes a synthesized theory for explaining population sub...
This article addresses the social history of suburbanization in America in the twentieth century by ...
This commentary addresses the evolution of the North American suburb over the last 70 years, a perio...
Journal ArticleA significant amount of research has concentrated on the process of urban decentraliz...
This article addresses the social history of suburbanization in America in the twentieth century by ...
Homeownership rates in suburbs are much higher than in central cities. This paper shows that the sys...
This entry is published on a peer reviewed encyclopedia and it provides a definition of suburbanizat...
Suburbs are much discussed but poorly defined. However, suburbs are in many ways considered to be a ...
Over the last two decades, suburban studies have emergedfrom a call for a new conceptual order to go...
Current improvements in transportation, communication technology, and a steady rise in globalization...
One of the most enduring social dynamics in the United States is thecontinuing dispersion of populat...
This is an inquiry into the evolution of the North American suburb by way of review of notable histo...
The second half of the twentieth century saw large-scale suburbanization in the United States, with ...
History of population and employment suburbanization, mainly in the United States, suggests three ch...
Never-ending suburbia is a quick expansion in the size of metropolitan and rural regions, frequently...
Typescript (photocopy).This dissertation proposes a synthesized theory for explaining population sub...
This article addresses the social history of suburbanization in America in the twentieth century by ...
This commentary addresses the evolution of the North American suburb over the last 70 years, a perio...
Journal ArticleA significant amount of research has concentrated on the process of urban decentraliz...
This article addresses the social history of suburbanization in America in the twentieth century by ...
Homeownership rates in suburbs are much higher than in central cities. This paper shows that the sys...