Peripheral Urbanity is a theoretical construct in urban studies that denotes forms of urban existence and organization occurring at the margins of centralized metropolitan development, distinguished by their spatial, economic, and socio-cultural divergence from core urban norms.
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John Friedmann, John Joseph Miller · Journal of the American Institute of Planners · 1965 · 280 citations
Towards circular cities—Conceptualizing core aspects
Satu Paiho, E. R. Maki, Nina Wessberg et al. · Sustainable Cities and Society · 2020 · 194 citations
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