Evaluating the effects of geographic contexts on individual accessibility: a multilevel approach

Article Abstract:

Accessibility to various utilities in a town or city has always influenced the decision of residents to set up residence in a particular area or district. A research was conducted to evaluate the importance of geographic context within the urban environment for residents of Portland, Oregon.

Science & research, Evaluation, Urban policy

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Editorial: revisiting presuppositions

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An overview is presented on the link between urban geography, ecology, and the environment. Topics include tides, solar cycles, global temperatures, sunspots, circadian rhythms, and El Nino/La Nina events.

Editorial, Study and teaching, Human geography, Human ecology

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Declining Social Capital and Nonprofit Organizations: Consequences for Small Towns After Reform

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The author examines possible problems of nonprofit organizations replacing existing government welfare and social service programs and the availability of social capital to undertake their operation.

Statistical Data Included, Management, Infrastructure (Economics), Usage, Laws, regulations and rules, Welfare reform, Social science research, Nonprofit organizations, Welfare, Public assistance, Volunteers

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