I.A. Urria Yáñez
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The spatio-temporal evolution of social inequalities in cities
A multidimensional, multiscalar and longitudinal approach for neighbourhood classification
Understanding the spatial patterns of social inequalities has been a longstanding concern in urban studies. Geodemographic classifications, which group neighbourhoods based on multiple social and physical dimensions, offer a useful tool for this purpose. However, most classificat
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The evolution of compounding residential inequalities
A multiscale analysis of neighbourhood change trajectories in Amsterdam
Traditionally, studies of spatial inequalities only consider one single dimension, such as income, and one spatial scale - usually a neighbourhood determined by administrative boundaries. Although the existing literature increasingly recognises the multifaceted nature of inequali
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It has been widely documented that both housing conditions and household overcrowding over time negatively affect physical and mental health. However, scant evidence documents this dynamic relationship in the low- and middle-income countries of Latin America, where housing issues
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