The purpose of this paper is to provide a guide to concepts, ideas, and measurements of geographic communities. The paper investigates the various concepts of geographic communities found in the literature and reviews existing studies to determine how researchers measure geographic communities in practice
This study assessed and compared sociodemographic and income characteristics along with food and phy...
Using geographic information systems tools, analyzes residents' definitions of their neighborhoods, ...
My study explores the role of geography in the construction of cultural identity for place-based com...
circulated by their authors for purposes of information and discussion. They have not necessarily un...
Color poster with text and photographs.With the rapidly changing and culturally shifting socio-econo...
Included in this booklet are content information, teaching techniques, and ways to study about the h...
When deciding where to draw the boundaries for electoral districts, officials often strive to ensure...
The growing recognition that place matters has led to numerous foundation- and government-sponsored ...
zation of community, empirical techniques are developed to identify community boundaries. These tech...
© The Author(s) 2020. Community geography is a growing subfield that provides a framework for releva...
Graduation date: 1999Geographic Information Systems (GIS) have become an essential tool for evaluati...
This research examines the site and situation characteristics of community trails as landscapes prom...
The great majority of writings in the field of community power tend to use an undifferentiated conce...
Abstract. Using a community classification based on key demographic and geographic factors and data ...
This doctoral dissertation explores the concept of community, a common subject of analysis for Socio...
This study assessed and compared sociodemographic and income characteristics along with food and phy...
Using geographic information systems tools, analyzes residents' definitions of their neighborhoods, ...
My study explores the role of geography in the construction of cultural identity for place-based com...
circulated by their authors for purposes of information and discussion. They have not necessarily un...
Color poster with text and photographs.With the rapidly changing and culturally shifting socio-econo...
Included in this booklet are content information, teaching techniques, and ways to study about the h...
When deciding where to draw the boundaries for electoral districts, officials often strive to ensure...
The growing recognition that place matters has led to numerous foundation- and government-sponsored ...
zation of community, empirical techniques are developed to identify community boundaries. These tech...
© The Author(s) 2020. Community geography is a growing subfield that provides a framework for releva...
Graduation date: 1999Geographic Information Systems (GIS) have become an essential tool for evaluati...
This research examines the site and situation characteristics of community trails as landscapes prom...
The great majority of writings in the field of community power tend to use an undifferentiated conce...
Abstract. Using a community classification based on key demographic and geographic factors and data ...
This doctoral dissertation explores the concept of community, a common subject of analysis for Socio...
This study assessed and compared sociodemographic and income characteristics along with food and phy...
Using geographic information systems tools, analyzes residents' definitions of their neighborhoods, ...
My study explores the role of geography in the construction of cultural identity for place-based com...
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