Effects of Urban Spatial Structure on Individual Behavior

1971/01/01 by Frank E. Horton, David R. Reynolds · 4 citations
Engineering · Environmental Science · Social Sciences · #Urban Design and Spatial Analysis #Land Use and Ecosystem Services #Urban Transport and Accessibility

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Abstract

(1971). Effects of Urban Spatial Structure on Individual Behavior. Economic Geography: Vol. 47, PERSPECTIVES ON URBAN SPATIAL SYSTEMS, pp. 36-48.

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