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A district within an urban area. Although the term was coined to describe an area comprising a community of individuals it is frequently applied in general usage for any small residential district irrespective of the degree of social integration there. A neighbourhood sensu stricto is a defined area within which there is an identifiable subculture to which the majority of its residents conform (cf. neighbourhood effect). (RJJ)
Suggested Reading Ley, D. 1983: A social geography of the city. New York and London: Harper and Row. |
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