Comparative urbanism is a theoretical practice in urban studies that employs comparative analysis across diverse geographic contexts to generate revisable and non-singular conceptualizations of the urban.
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Thinking cities through elsewhere
Jennifer Robinson · Progress in Human Geography · 2015 · 635 citations
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See also Comparative Urbanism | |
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Core Methods | Thematic Analysis Betweenness Centrality Principal Component Analysis Urban Scaling Laws Spectral Centrality |
Spatial Scales | |
Limitations | |