The conceptualisation of counterurbanisation
AreaPublished 1 March 1984
Dean Kg, Brown Bjh, Perry Rw, Shaw Dp
Citations38
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Abstract
Popularisation of the concept of counterurbanisation reflects the recognition that a turnaround in patterns of migration is occurring in many countries. However enthusiasm for the term should not conceal its various limitations. Among these the preoccupation with macro-processes may encourage the neglect of local and personal perspectives that are important to understanding migration and its impact. A middle range approach is illustrated by reference to research in West Cornwall an area of substantial recent in-migration. (EXCERPT)
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