Reality versus Policy: The Delineation and Testing of Local Labour Market and Spatial Policy Areas
Abstract
As part of the empirical planning science, this article integrates theory, empirical findings and policy. It first deals with the question how to reach a theoretically well-grounded and empirical applicable delineation of local labour market areas. An inductive classification method is selected based on the behaviour of individual commuters without selecting a priori central places. By this, new urban forms like polynodality are included. In...
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Title
Reality versus Policy: The Delineation and Testing of Local Labour Market and Spatial Policy Areas
Published Date
Mar 1, 2001
Journal
Volume
9
Issue
2
Pages
201 - 221
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