Distance and Network Effects on Urban Social Travel Fields
Economic GeographyPublished 1 April 1973
Frederick P. Stutz
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(1973). Distance and Network Effects on Urban Social Travel Fields. Economic Geography: Vol. 49, Transportation Geography: Societal and Policy Perspectives, pp. 134-144.
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