The changing form and structure of the Southern California metropolis (part 2)

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English

Bibliographic Citation

The California Geographer 13: 33-47

Notes

In Part I of this study two avenues of inquiry were followed. The development of the Southern California Metropolis and its relation to an evolving regional economy was considered, and spatial trends contributing to the present form and structure of Greater Los Angeles, a concept operationalized here as a territory lying within sixty miles of downtown Los Angeles. The focus is set on spatial trends presently shaping this far-flung urban region, and on some of the broader implications of this example of urban development.

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The changing form and structure of the Southern California metropolis (part 2)