Socio-Spatial Stratification is a theoretical construct in comparative regional analysis that denotes the systematic differentiation of social groups across geographic space, where hierarchical arrangements of socioeconomic status, access to resources, and spatial location interact to produce structurally embedded inequalities within and between regions.
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The Chinese<i>Hukou</i>System at 50
Kam Wing Chan · Eurasian Geography and Economics · 2009 · 674 citations
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