Neighborhood factors associated with same-sex households in U.S. cities

Article Abstract:

A study is carried out to examine the spatial clustering of same-sex households in the United States. The national level study has provided support for the idea that same-sex households cluster together in certain kinds of neighborhoods and that such clustering is also affected by metropolitan-wide characteristics.

United States, Same-sex marriage

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Reevaluating poverty concentration with spatial analysis: Detroit in the 1990S

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Poverty concentration changes in the City of Detroit between 1990 and 2000 are reassessed using data on changes in spatial configuration of land use in the region, considering it as a proxy for neighborhood conditions.

Michigan, Detroit, Michigan, Homes and haunts, Socially handicapped, Disadvantaged persons, Social isolation, 1990 AD, Case study

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The fate of inner suburbs: evidence from metropolitan Baltimore

Article Abstract:

The article discusses major influences that led to the transformation of the inner suburbs of Baltimore from 1980 to 2000.

Maryland, Suburbs, Social economics, Socioeconomics, Baltimore, Maryland

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