A Comparison of Political Attitude and Activity Patterns in Central Cities and Suburbs
Joseph Zikmund
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Joseph Zikmund
Abstract
This study indicates that urban and suburban attitude and activity patterns may not be as different as previously suspected and that there may be greater differences among people from separate metropolitan areas than among people from the central city and suburbs of the same metropolitan area.
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This study indicates that urban and suburban attitude and activity patterns may not be as different as previously suspected and that there may be greater differences among people from separate metropolitan areas than among people from the central city and suburbs of the same metropolitan area.
Key concepts: Metropolitan area, Central city, Politics, Geography, Socioeconomics, Regional science, Sociology, Political science