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rurality: a standalone construct

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Rural geography

the degree to which a place is rural, measured with an index combining population, employment, migration and distance indicators.

In rural geography, rurality refers to the degree to which a place is rural, measured with an index combining population, employment, migration and distance indicators. This meaning comes from Cloke (1977) in Regional Studies.[1]

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References

Cloke, P. J. (1977). An index of rurality for England and Wales. Regional Studies, 11(1), 31-46. https://doi.org/10.1080/09595237700185041

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