Suitable for courses addressing community economic development, non-profit
organizations, co-operatives and the social economy more broadly, the second edition of …

This paper presents a life history-oriented modeling framework to investigate residential
location decisions as a two-tier process of location search and location choice. In the first …

Performing longitudinal analysis of socio‐economic change in small‐area spatial units such
as census tracts presents several methodological complications and requires significant …

Methods for analyzing Canadian neighbourhoods have developed principally from studies
of large cities such as Montreal, Toronto, and Vancouver. Statistical analyses on …

Between the 1830s and 2010s Gottingen Street in Halifax, Canada, transitioned from a
residential street, to a commercial corridor, to an area of community services, to a revitalizing …

In this work, we analyzed the locations of existing bus stops in the Halifax Regional
Municipality (HRM) area and then calculated the walking distance in time in order to …

Abstract Common stereotypes portray Atlantic Canadians as resistant to change. Our survey
of Halifax residents challenges that view by assessing openness to three broad measures of …

In recent years, amid extensive public discussion about the growth of income inequality,
some researchers have documented how this trend is changing the geography of …

This report examines the changing characteristics and spatial distributions of income in
Calgary since the early 1970s. It is one of a series produced by the Neighbourhood Change …

The paper traces neighbourhood change in central Halifax, Canada, from 1951 to 2011 to
consider how urban renewal policies and other factors may have influenced who lives …