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neighborhood racial composition preferences: a standalone construct

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neighborhood racialcomposition preferences1 CONSTRUCTNeighborhood racialCHARLES · URBAN SOCIOLOGY

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Urban sociology

people's preferred racial mix of neighbors, which differs by group and helps sustain segregation.

In urban sociology, neighborhood racial composition preferences refers to people's preferred racial mix of neighbors, which differs by group and helps sustain segregation. This meaning comes from Charles (2000) in Social Problems.[1]

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  1. Charles, C. Z. (2000). Neighborhood Racial-Composition Preferences: Evidence from a Multiethnic Metropolis. Social Problems, 47(3), 379-407. https://doi.org/10.2307/3097236

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