Neighborhood Type, Housing And Household Characteristics In Oaxaca, Mexico

Pedro Vásquez · Earl W. Morris · Mary Winter · Arthur D. Murphy

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Social and cultural area analysis techniques are used to assess the similarities and differences among seven different neighborhood types in the city of Oaxaca de Juarez, Mexico in 1987. Comparisons to data gathered in 1977 indicate that differences among the neighborhoods are less pronounced than they once were. Specifically, the highest-income colonias enjoy the highest standard of living according to virtually all measures of socioeconomic status, higher than either middle class neighborhoods and the central city.

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