Indian policy-makers have long recognized the inevitability of urbanization as a necessary ingredient for national growth. India is steadily proceeding towards accommodating about one-eighth the share of the urban population of the world by 2050. The challenge of crafting an urbanization trajectory that...
2003. Urbanization and the evolution of Southern American English. In English in the Southern United States, ed. Steven ... J Tillery,G Bailey - 《Black Dialects》 被引量: 15发表: 2003年 English in the Southern United States Vowel shifting in the southern states Crawford Feagin 9. Enclave...
cluster analysis, the standard deviational ellipse and the gravity model of migration, to analyze for the first time the spatio-temporal evolution of population and urbanization in the 75 countries located along the Belt and Road, and to identify future population growth and urbanization hotspots. Th...
Land Conflicts and Cooperatives along Pune's Highways: Managing India's Agrarian to Urban Transition. The past ten years has been a decade of land wars in India. Rapid urbanization is spilling beyond city boundaries into the highways connecting large cities, instigating a frenzied consolidation and...
The rapid urbanization trend of the world economy implies an increasing importance of cities as basic units of national and international trade. Given that the cities within an economy constitute some form of hierarchical structure, we model the endogenous formation of a hierarchical urban system. To...
Additionally, larger-bodied species were most negatively impacted by urbanization across North America. Our results suggest that shifting climate conditions could worsen the effects of urbanization on native wildlife communities, such that conservation strategies should seek to mitigate the combined effects ...
Urbanization The Evolution of Cities Urbanization, the process of population concentration in cities, has been a defining feature of human civilization for centuries. As populations grow and societies develop, cities have evolved to become hubs of economic, social, and cultural activity. The evolution...
Urbanization is a worldwide phenomenon. All around the world, more people are moving to urban areas (the places that we commonly refer to as "cities"). In turn, global landscapes are changing to accommodate the influx of soon-to-be urbanites. Check out the map below to compare how many ...
This is an important research gap, because in developing countries the level of urbanization is low and transport improvement can ignite the emergence of new cities and the distribution of cities can shape regional economic development patterns. In this context, this paper looks at the case of ...
Sustainable City Development and its Importance in the Sri Lankan Context: A Review Approximately 70 out 100 people in the world will live in cities by 2050, as a result of rapid urbanization and population increment. The UN agenda of 2030 was identified cities as the key players of the arts...