Urban Population Trends in Kazakhstan during the 1990s

Richard H. Rowland

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Regional Socio-Economic Development Trends Soviet and Russian History Urban Development and Societal Issues

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An American geographer specializing in population change and urbanization in the countries of the former USSR examines urban population change in Kazakhstan over the period 1989-1998. The focus is on trends in urbanization, urban population growth, and changes in the populations of individual urban centers, with discussion of the latter emphasizing locational patterns and economic functions of the centers. The analysis is based on materials from the 1989 USSR census, official 1995-1998 population estimates, and preliminary results from the 1999 Kazakhstan census, with extensive coverage devoted to the availability of information in a variety of Kazakh statistical sources and other publications. Journal of Economic Literature, Classification Numbers: O18, R12, R23. 3 figures, 4 tables, 69 references.

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1996Russia's Disappearing Towns: New Evidence of Urban Decline, 1979-1994 1994Declining Towns in the Former USSR

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