Socio-Spatial Polarization is a structural urban phenomenon characterized by the increasing segregation of socio-economic groups into distinct geographical areas, resulting in concentrated affluence and deprivation within global and world cities.
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Social Polarisation in Global Cities: Theory and Evidence
Chris Hamnett · Urban Studies · 1994 · 434 citations
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