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dual city: a standalone construct

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Urban studies

the thesis that economic restructuring polarizes large cities into an affluent professional class and a growing low-wage and marginalized population.

In urban studies, dual city refers to the thesis that economic restructuring polarizes large cities into an affluent professional class and a growing low-wage and marginalized population. This meaning comes from Mollenkopf (1991) in Dual City.[1]

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References

Mollenkopf, J. H. (1991). Dual City. Russell Sage Foundation Publications. ISBN 9780871546067

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