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rural-urban continuum: a standalone construct

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Rural sociology

the idea that settlements range along a graded scale from rural to urban rather than forming two opposed types, and a critique of that idea.

In rural sociology, rural-urban continuum refers to the idea that settlements range along a graded scale from rural to urban rather than forming two opposed types, and a critique of that idea. This meaning comes from Pahl (1966) in Sociologia Ruralis.[1]

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Pahl, R. E. (1966). The Rural-Urban Continuum. Sociologia Ruralis, 6(3), 299-329. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1467-9523.1966.tb00537.x

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