Abstract In our pioneer study, we explore the number of population change in Hungarian villages based on latest available statistical data (1995–2016), looking for answer to whether rapid and profound economic social structural changes post-socialism historically unique periods accession European Union have rearranged numerical dominance earlier largest rural society. According concept post-soc...

Other| November 01 2021 A Note on the Productivity of Alternative Embedded Passive Daniel Duncan Newcastle University daniel duncan is lecturer in sociolinguistics at University. His research concerns place, particularly effects suburbanization and public policy language variation change metropolitan areas. He has a secondary interest exploring grammatical locus morphosyntactic variation. Email...

A method is proposed for forecasting traffic intensity at the border of an agglomeration’s core, using demographic data such as amount (number) and structure population housing in surrounding (suburban) area. Relationships between groups variables are analyzed by calibrating models a selected agglomeration Poland. The choice Poland justified intensive suburbanization process that took place dur...

The spatial mismatch hypothesis of John Kain proposes that geographic separation between residential locations and jobs creates a barrier in accessing job opportunities, which has negative impact on labor market outcomes. A key is Black populations have limited accessibility to suburban opportunities due segregation the city, resulting lower employment earnings. However, structure U.S. metropol...

Urban growth is a largely debated issue in social science. Specific forms of metropolitan expansion—including sprawl—involve multiple and fascinating research dimensions, making mixed (quali-quantitative) analysis this phenomenon particularly complex challenging at the same time. sprawl has attracting attention multidisciplinary studies defining nature, dynamics, consequences that dispersed low...

Abstract Suburbanization still remains the key urbanization process in world. Urban sprawl, as a specific manifestation of suburban morphology, belongs to urban phenomena that is very often studied but ambivalent. The ambivalence assessment results from problems weighing costs and benefits generated by sprawl. At same time, there gap international research on sprawl for households. Therefore, a...

In recent decades, particularly intense changes have occurred in Spanish urban areas. This is the result of demographic and urbanizing transformations that led to a change city model. The predominance compact forms has been replaced by growing prominence sprawl. Structures are now more extensive, characterized, turn, fragmentation notable consumption land peripheries. medium-sized cities, munic...