Eirik Johnson’s Sawdust Mountain portfolio of photographs explores the past, present, and possible futures rural Pacific Northwest including State Jefferson. Jefferson has been dependent on shaped culturally economically by logging fishing, but these extractive industries have transformed technology are declining in importance. portray specific instances shifts uncertainties ambiguities present...

Large cities and metropolitan areas are being transformed by different migratory economic processes also, in a relevant way, residential mobility. This study focuses on the latter, analyzing profiles of participants centralization suburbanization movements Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia, Seville Bilbao, based data from 2011 census. Using binomial logistic regression models, we have measured greate...

This paper criticizes traditional models of urban–regional expansion, which depart from monocentric ideals urban core and ring. The original spatial-cycle model (SCM) suggests repeating stages urbanization, suburbanization, disurbanization re-urbanization. We reconceptualize the relations between core(s) ring(s) to test formation regions under mono-, multi- polycentric trajectories. analysis em...

Suburbanization—thriving suburbs surrounding increasingly impoverished inner cities—dominated the US postwar urban landscape. However, already in 1980s there were signs of rejuvenation, and decades since have seen gentrification replace decay. In this paper, we argue that trend reversal stems from rise hours worked by high‐income households, epitomized dual‐earner household replacing breadwinne...