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Residential spatial differentiation at the community level in Hangzhou, China

Zhang, Ling; Wu, Baihong - In: International journal of strategic property management 27 (2023) 1, pp. 50-63

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Gutta cavat lapidem : survival as the ultimate driver of population age structures

De Santis, Gustavo; Salinari, Giambattista - 2023

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Understanding the spatial trajectories of minority groups: An approach that examines their demographic, cultural and socio-economic characteristics

Sapiro, Philip - In: Comparative Population Studies (CPoS) 44 (2019), pp. 137-170

Population researchers have contributed to the debate on minority group distribution and disadvantage and social cohesion by providing objective analysis. A plethora of new distribution measurement techniques have been presented in recent years, but they have not provided sufficient explanatory...

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Understanding the spatial trajectories of minority groups : an approach that examines their demographic, cultural and socio-economic characteristics

Sapiro, Philip - In: Comparative population studies : CPoS ; open acess … 44 (2019), pp. 137-170

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REGIONAL DISTRIBUTION OF DISCRIMINATION FORMS IN THE LABOUR MARKET IN ROMANIA

Dobre, Mihaela Hrisanta; Ailenei, Dorel; Cristescu, Amalia - In: Romanian Journal of Regional Science 5 (2011) 2, pp. 53-64

A highly segmented labour market usually favours a mismatch between supply and demand, significantly limiting the functional flexibility and the resilience of markets to macroeconomic shocks. Labour market segmentation can be done according to several criteria: type of employment, length of...

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A behaviorally-based approach to measuring inequality

Schoen, Robert; Nau, Claudia - In: Demographic Research 19 (2008) 49, pp. 1727-1748

declines. The results are insensitive to whether inequality is measured by entropy, the Gini Index, or the Index of … Dissimilarity. However, the type of distribution analyzed---whether observed or behaviorally derived---can make a significant …

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