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counterurbanization: a standalone construct

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Population geography

the movement of people from larger cities to smaller towns and rural areas, reversing the usual flow of urbanization.

In population geography, counterurbanization refers to the movement of people from larger cities to smaller towns and rural areas, reversing the usual flow of urbanization. This meaning comes from Mitchell (2004) in Journal of Rural Studies.[1]

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References

Mitchell, C. J. A. (2004). Making sense of counterurbanization. Journal of Rural Studies, 20(1), 15-34. https://doi.org/10.1016/s0743-0167(03)00031-7

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