Urban, Neighborhood, and Segregation Studies

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• ALPASLAN AKAY

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• ALPASLAN AKAY

Abstract This paper aims to provide a brief review of the much neglected ‘dark side’ of social capital. To highlight the contextual nature of social capital by way of examples from different geographies, we draw attention to the potentially detrimental effects associated with the concept. A significant body of literat…

• TÜZİN BAYCAN

This paper investigates the relationship between foreclosure activity at the zip code level, and the health of residents of the zip code. We use data from Arizona, Florida, and New Jersey, three states that have been hard hit by the foreclosure crisis. We combine foreclosure data for 2005 to 2009 from RealtyTrac with…

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• ÖZGE GÖKDEMİR DUMLUDAĞ

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• ALPASLAN AKAY

Remoundou K., Gkartzios M. and Garrod G. Conceptualizing mobility in times of crisis: towards crisis-led counterurbanization, Regional Studies. This study makes a novel theoretical and empirical contribution to the counterurbanization literature. Firstly, the research offers a new conceptualization by drawing on the p…

• MENELAOS GKARTZIOS

Few studies focus on the distribution of office development across the United States as an element of urban form. Joel Garreau argues that all office space found outside central-city downtowns is grouped into large, mixed-use clusters he termed "edge cities." The reality is that edge cities capture only a modest share…

• ASLI CEYLAN ÖNER

We argue that the degree of ethnic segregation in multiplex social networks depends on the cost of ties in different network dimensions, which is motivated by the distinction between low- and high-cost situations in rational choice theory. We assume that ethnic boundaries become more important, the closer a relationsh…

Purpose Residential satisfaction can be viewed as a part of life satisfaction. There are many studies related to the relationship between residents’ satisfaction with their environments and the quality of those environments. The purpose of this paper is to examine how this satisfaction differs according to the type of…

• FATİH TERZİ
• TAYFUN SALİHOĞLU

Abstract Private schools free households from a strict link between residential location decisions and the tax-school quality bundles they consume. In order to study the impact of private schools on educational outcomes, we develop a general equilibrium model that simultaneously incorporates locational choice built on…

Abstract Private schools free households from a strict link between residential location decisions and the tax-school quality bundles they consume. In order to study the impact of private schools on educational outcomes, we develop a general equilibrium model that simultaneously incorporates locational choice built on…

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