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urban study programs expanded beyond just looking at the current and historical impacts of city design and began studying how those designs impacted the future interactions of people and how to improve city development through architecture, open spaces, the interactions of people, and different types of capital that forms a community.
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also became the first sociologists to publish about the immigrant neighbourhoods in America with suggestions on their future design. Roberts Ezra Park was a student of George Zimmel in Chicago. Other famous scholars that studied segregation, American Ghettos, and impoverished neighbourhoods include
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The study of cities has changed dramatically from the 1800s over time, with new frames of analysis being applied to the development of urban areas. The first college programs were created to observe how cities were developed based on anthropological research of ghetto communities. In the mid-1900s,
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plays an important role in this field of study because it reveals how cities have developed previously. History plays a large role in determining how cities will change in the future. Such areas change continuously as part of larger processes and create new histories that researchers study on both
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have developed, but only to a limited degree. Urban history previously focused mostly on how European and American cities developed over time, instead of focusing on how non-European cities developed. Additional geographic areas researched in this field include
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because it uses theories from a variety of academic fields and places them within an urban context. A wide variety of academic fields refers to the urban environment as a location studied, such as
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is defined, due to how the roles of cities change. Researchers must be careful in how they describe urban areas, as their work can be manipulated as positive elements for
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of urban residents in the United States has played an important role in developing this field. One program founded to research African-American urban residents, the
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practitioners of urban planning, it helps with the understanding of human values, development, and the interactions they have with their physical environment.
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wrote one of the first books on the Ghettos of Europe and how they impacted the Jewish children that were descendants of the original residents,
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was the next scholar to write about the Ghettos, he wrote about them from a sociological perspective. Louis Wirth and
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and to support affected communities. More recently, studies related to race and urban life started to focus on
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Overall, three different themes have influenced how researchers have and will continue to study urban areas:
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will change. In addition, researchers also study how residents interact within the city, such as how
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Normative Analysis: Construct opinions supported by facts to promote better urban planning methods
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to study how individuals lived in relation to the city and their respective systems as a whole.
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Processes that support spatial structure: Question how the city's structure operates
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Researchers struggle how to define basic terms precisely, such as how a
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of cities and regionsβ€”it makes up the theory portion of the field of
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Spatial structures: Reflect how the city is physically organized
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Ghetto : the invention of a place, the history of an idea
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The ghetto : contemporary global issues and controversies
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he also wrote two other books about the European Ghettos.
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efforts. Urban studies is a major field of study used by
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Scholars have also researched how cities outside of the
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Index

Urbanology
Urban Studies (journal)
urban development
urban planning
architectural
urban design
community development
paraprofessional
Urban history
United Kingdom
United States
South Africa
Australia
Latin America
India
racial segregation
Harvard-MIT Joint Center for Urban Studies
residential segregation
ethnographic methods
Israel Zangwill
Children of the Ghetto
Louis Wirth
Roberts Ezra Park
Du Bois
Horace Cayton
William Julius Wilson
transdisciplinary
Environmental Studies
Economics
Geography

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