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factorial ecology: a standalone construct

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Urban sociology

the use of factor analysis of census data to find the main dimensions, such as status, family and ethnicity, that differentiate urban areas.

In urban sociology, factorial ecology refers to the use of factor analysis of census data to find the main dimensions, such as status, family and ethnicity, that differentiate urban areas. This meaning comes from Janson (1980) in Annual Review of Sociology.[1]

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References

Janson, C. G. (1980). Factorial Social Ecology: An Attempt at Summary and Evaluation. Annual Review of Sociology, 6(1), 433-456. https://doi.org/10.1146/annurev.so.06.080180.002245

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