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Urbanization and Counterurbanization in the United States

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Urbanization and City Planning Regional Economics and Spatial Analysis Urban Development and Societal Issues

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Urbanization, the process of population concentration, has been succeeded in the United States by counterurbanization, a process of population deconcentration characterized by smaller sizes, decreasing densities, and increasing local homogeneity, set within widening radii of national interdependence. This article reviews this shift, the means by which a national society is producing a national settlement system.

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