Low-socioeconomic-status (SES) consumers tend to be more price sensitive than their high-
SES counterparts. Nonetheless, various economic-related burdens, such as mobility costs …

Urban segregation can happen in many dimensions. Its study reveals city inequalities to
inform urban planning policies; access to green and leisure spaces can contribute to well …

Urban segregation has been a central challenge in the pursuit of equity and sustainability,
especially in Latin American cities. The existing body of research on segregation, however …

The movement of people (aka human mobility) impacts several sectors of society such as
health, security, economics and politics. Studying specific patterns in mobility such as …

Residential segregation is a crucial explanatory mechanism for exploring and
understanding social and spatial inequalities in the Egyptian landscape through its impact …