Are Canadian inner cities becoming more dissimilar? An analysis of urban deprivation indicators
Journal Title/Source
Urban Studies
Publication Date
8-1998
Volume
35
Issue (if applicable)
9
Page Numbers
1423-1438
Document Type
Journal Article
Department
Earth, Environmental and Geographical Sciences
Abstract
The dominant paradigms in contemporary Canadian inner-city research have been documenting the influx of well-educated professionals into select inner-city neighbourhoods and the distinctiveness of Canadian cities from their US counterparts. These approaches have ignored the role of structural economic change in producing high levels of unemployment as manufacturing jobs have left the inner city.
Recommended Citation
Broadway, Michael, "Are Canadian inner cities becoming more dissimilar? An analysis of urban deprivation indicators" (1998). Journal Articles. 151.
https://commons.nmu.edu/facwork_journalarticles/151
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