Due to the difficulty of tracking large numbers of new migrants, how their daily activity
behaviors differ from those of settled residents has not been well investigated, leading to a …

The socio-spatial segregation experienced by migrants has attracted considerable attention
and an increasing number of studies have examined segregation in migrants' daily activity …

Across developing countries, there are hundreds of millions of migrants residing in cities,
and meeting their travel demand has become increasingly important yet challenging. While …

Social area analysis has been applied to analyze how urban space is spatially arranged.
Related studies have divided urban residents into different groups whose socioeconomic …

Given the ongoing “mobility turn” in social science research, a more comprehensive
understanding of segregation is needed. Activity-space-based segregation studies have …

Closing mobility and accessibility gaps between public transit riders and private car users is
key to tackling social exclusion and achieving sustainable development goals (SDGs) …

The paradigm in segregation research is shifting from a place-based to a people-based
perspective and from static spatial segregation to dynamic spatiotemporal segregation …

Oversized population mobility is an important feature of China's urbanization. Every year, a
large number of rural migrants move between urban and rural areas in China. However, the …

Migrants are important parts of China's urban population, but still limited knowledge is
known about the contextual determinants of their socio-economic integration in Chinese …

Public transit is immensely important among recent immigrants for enabling daily travel and
activity participation. The objectives of this study are to examine whether immigrants settle in …