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A Spatial Decomposition of County Population Growth in the United States: Population Redistribution ing them, and the so-called hinterlands beyond. Virtually all of this research has used the traditional metropolitan vs. non-metropolitan classification scheme. However, this classification system has a number of inherent flaws concerning the identification of rural and urban areas. Our previous res

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Socio-spatial Holes in the Advocacy Umbrella: The Spatial Diffusion of Risk and Network Response Amoamong environmental advocacy organizations. These advocacy coalitions emerged as geographically widespread mechanisms for mobilization of resources and information. From a policy view, these environmental networks play a vital advocacy role, providing resources and information for local citizenry in

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American Civic Community Over Space and Timesociations, churches, and the body politic. These critical institutions are thought to benefit communities through an enhanced quality of life, more civic engagement by the citizenry, and a strong capacity for local problem solving. This work has been largely cross-sectional and aspatial. The line o

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Revisiting the Rural Paradox in US Counties with Spatial Durbin Modelingcioeconomic profiles among rural residents. Previous research on the geographic mortality differential has failed to recognize the complexity of the concept of rurality and the spatial structure underlying the ecological mortality data has not been fully utilized to advance our understanding of the

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Race, Place, and Space: Ecosocial Theory and Spatiotemporal Patterns of Pregnancy Outcomesns in population health have interested social and health scientists. Over the past two decades theorizing about the social determinants of population health has evolved, while somewhat independently a neighborhood-effects, place, and health literature has emerged. These two themes may be complement

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Using Nighttime Lights Data as a Proxy in Social Scientific Researchstimation of variables in social scientific research. The chapter introduces two useful geocoded datasets, satellite-based nighttime lights and Geographically-based Economic Data (GEcon), and demonstrates how the proposed statistical approach can be used to estimate information provided by lights da

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