Quantitative indices of segregation are powerful tools for summarising the spatial
relationships between population groups and thereby providing the basis for analysis and …

Recent theoretical and methodological advances in activity space and big data provide new
opportunities to study socio-spatial segregation. This review first provides an overview of the …

With new chapters addressing spatial patterning in single variables and spatial relations,
this second edition provides guidance to a wide variety of real-world problems. Focusing on …

While the literature clearly acknowledges that individuals may experience different levels of
segregation across their various socio-geographical spaces, most measures of segregation …

The inequalities that mark global society have been deepening worldwide. They materialize
in cities, putting pressure on public transport systems for spatial and temporal supply, at the …

Urban environmental segregation (UES) would differentiate between the environment of
poor people and the environment of rich people. We apply selected indicators for the urban …

Urban segregation represents a significant barrier to achieving social inclusion in cities. To
mitigate this problem, it is necessary to implement policies founded upon a better …

Immigration flows and social inequalities reflect increased social and multi‐ethnic
segregation in contemporary urban Europe. For a better understanding of these processes …

The barriers to social integration posed by ethnic residential segregation are currently
receiving renewed attention in Great Britain. A common characteristic of past studies of …

Ethnic residential geographies have become increasingly spatially complex. While urban
diversity is by far the dominant pattern in the UK, over the last two decades suburban and …