Titlebook: Understanding Neighbourhood Dynamics; New Insights for Nei Maarten van Ham,David Manley,Duncan Maclennan Book 2013 Springer Science+Busines

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Understanding Neighbourhood Population Dynamics for Neighbourhood Effects Research: A Review of Rece dynamics on which to build research on neighbourhood effects. Three findings of research on residential mobility and population turnover are discussed: The first one is that neighbourhood characteristics have a relatively weak influence on the desire to move, on moving intentions and on actual mob

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The Causes of Long-Term Neighbourhood Change,It is argued that typically, neighbourhoods exhibit persistence in social structures over very long periods of time. Relative spatial patterns of wealth and poverty within cities can remain broadly unchanged for decades if not centuries. Analysing long term neighbourhood change is challenging as lon

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The Effects of Neighbourhood Regeneration on the Neighbourhood Hierarchy of the City: A Case Study n the changing position of the neighbourhood in the overall city level hierarchy of neighbourhoods. The impact of neighbourhood regeneration on the wider city environment has received little attention in the literature, and has broad implications for our understanding of processes of neighbourhood c

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Neighbourhood Social Capital and Residential Mobility,nt’s moving intentions and their actual mobility outcomes. The underlying hypothesis is that those who live in a neighbourhood with high levels of macro level social capital are better off than others, even when they themselves do not have many actual social ties themselves. If neighbourhoods with h

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How Ethnic Mix Changes: Typologising Neighbourhood Population Dynamics of Ethnic Groups,ontext of changing residential ethnic mix, static conceptualisations of neighbourhoods do not help to understand the social meaning of neighbourhoods. It is argued that neighbourhoods are dynamic and in constant flux, and that categorisations of neighbourhoods should be based on dynamic factors. The

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,Testing the Racial Proxy Hypothesis: What Is It That Residents Don’t Like About Their Neighbourhood where people choose to live, and where people are satisfied with their residential environment (both physical and social). However neighbourhood satisfaction may be important in understanding why certain groups are more likely to leave deprived neighbourhoods than others. Of specific interest in th