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CENTRAL PLACE DEVELOPMENT IN A TIME-SPACE FRAMEWORK∗

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Abstract

OST scholars in geography and related social sciences have recognized that the locational structure of man’s economic, political and cultural activities is not in a static state. Yet very little attempt has been made to conceptualize the manner by which the spatial arrangement of man’s establishments change over time. This study seeks to provide at least a partial solution for meeting this need. (1) AN EVOLVING SETTLEMENT STRUCTURE. The geometric patterns of human settlement are linked by a framework of transport lines which, through time, have varied greatly in their capacities for volume and speed of

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