ISSN 1090-4999
Vol. 7, Issue 1, 1977January 01, 1977 EDT
The Wirth Thesis on Community Size, Density, and Heterogeneity as Determinants of the Social Psychology of Urban Life. A Critique of the Literature and Criteria for an Empirical Test
The Wirth Thesis on Community Size, Density, and Heterogeneity as Determinants of the Social Psychology of Urban Life. A Critique of the Literature and Criteria for an Empirical Test
Articles in Vol. 7, Issue 1, 1977
Vol. 7, Issue 1, 1977
- Diffusion Agency Strategies and Innovation Diffusion: A Case Study of the Eastern Ohio Resource Development CenterMarilyn A. BrownGaybrielle E. MaxsonLawrence A. Brown
- The Wirth Thesis on Community Size, Density, and Heterogeneity as Determinants of the Social Psychology of Urban Life. A Critique of the Literature and Criteria for an Empirical TestJ. Donald O'MearaRichard A. Lamanna
- Short-Run Disequilibria in Urban Spatial StructuresDimitrios S. Dendrinos
- Urban Higher Education Enrollment DemandPaul Kochanowski
- Conjoining an Ohio Input-Output Model with an Econometric Model of OhioWilford L. L'EsperanceArthur E. KingRichard H. Sines
- A Conjoint Measurement Model of Consumer Spatial BehaviorHarry J. SchulerDavid C. Prosperi
- The Relationship between the Elderly’s Housing Preferences and their Demographic Characteristics: A Case Study in Multivariate Statistical AnalysisRichard W. LichtyRaymond L. RaabGordon L. Levine
- The Ethnic Factor and Moving Decision in a Racially Changing CommunityDavid P. Varady
O’Meara, J. Donald, and Richard A. Lamanna. 1977. “The Wirth Thesis on Community Size, Density, and Heterogeneity as Determinants of the Social Psychology of Urban Life. A Critique of the Literature and Criteria for an Empirical Test.” Journal of Regional Analysis & Policy 7 (1): 103–21.