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time-space convergence: a standalone construct

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Human geography

the steady fall in the travel time needed to move between two places as transport improves, measured as minutes saved per year.

In human geography, time-space convergence refers to the steady fall in the travel time needed to move between two places as transport improves, measured as minutes saved per year. This meaning comes from Janelle (1968) in The Professional Geographer.[1]

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References

Janelle, D. G. (1968). Central Place Development in a Time-space Framework. The Professional Geographer, 20(1), 5-10. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.0033-0124.1968.00005.x

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