Defining Suburbs
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Title
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Defining Suburbs
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Description
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There is no consensus as to what exactly constitutes a suburb. This article examines the range of suburban definitions in terms of their structure and the topical issues that they grapple with. Suburbs have been defined according to many different dimensions from location and transportation modes to culture and physical appearance. Given this confusion, one approach is to abandon the term; another is to use it with greater precision. This is more than just an issue of semantics. Rather how people talk and think about suburbs shapes how they can see such areas being developed and redeveloped in the future.
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Accepted Manuscript
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Creator
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Forsyth, Ann
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Subject
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design
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land use
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housing
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planning history
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planning practice
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urban design
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urban form
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Publisher
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Sage Publications
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Date
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2015-06-03T18:00:30Z
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2012
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2015-06-03T18:00:30Z
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Type
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Journal Article
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Format
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application/pdf
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Identifier
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Forsyth, Ann. 2012. Defining Suburbs. Journal of Planning Literature 27, no. 3: 270–281.
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0885-4122
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1552-6593
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http://nrs.harvard.edu/urn-3:HUL.InstRepos:16139611
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10.1177/0885412212448101
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Language
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en_US
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Relation
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doi:10.1177/0885412212448101
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Journal of Planning Literature