Ethnicity and Class in the Structure of Philippine Cities
Date of Award
1972
Degree Type
Dissertation
Degree Name
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
Department
Geography
Advisor(s)
David E. Sopher
Keywords
Philppines, Urban geography, Spatial organization
Subject Categories
Geography
Abstract
This dissertation is an investigation of the nature and spatial organization of society in Philippine provincial cities. It seeks to ascertain what groups and classes are present in these cities, and how they have changed over time. The central perspective is a concern for social-spatial patterns: for uniformity and heterogeneity, broad ecological frames, and fine grained patterns of social coherence. A wide variety of social and economic information is also analyzed.
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Recommended Citation
Doeppers, Daniel Frederick, "Ethnicity and Class in the Structure of Philippine Cities" (1972). Geography and the Environment - Dissertations. 62.
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