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The Redistribution of Physicians and Dentists in Incorporated Places of the Upper Midwest, 1950-1970
Peer reviewedBrown, David L. – Rural Sociology, 1974
The spatial distribution of physicians and dentists among population size classes of incorporated places in the upper Midwest was examined. (NQ)
Descriptors: Centralization, Dentists, Medical Services, Metropolitan Areas
Download full textFerendino, A. J. – Journal of the American Institute of Architects, 1967
One of a series of papers prepared by members of the American Institute of Architects Committee on School and College Architecture and by selected specialists to make laymen aware of school building problems and trends and to stimulate discussion. The article sees the educational park concept as deriving from, in its simplest form, the…
Descriptors: Centralization, Educational Parks, Educational Programs, Organization
Fuguitt, Glenn V. – Rural Development Perspectives, 1994
Uses 1950-90 census data to examine population trends in six northern Plains and Rocky Mountain states. Finds that, except for the rural turnaround of the 1970s, metropolitan counties grew faster than nonmetropolitan; nonmetropolitan counties containing larger communities grew in all four decades; and counties with smaller communities lost…
Descriptors: Agriculture, Centralization, Community Change, Community Size
MUNK, MICHAEL – 1967
DEMOGRAPHIC AND GEOGRAPHIC PROBLEMS IN RURAL YOUTH EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY PROGRAMS ARE PRESENTED. STATISTICAL ANALYSIS INDICATES A HIGH PROPORTION OF EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY PROGRAMS SHOULD BE DIRECTED IN SUBURBAN AND RURAL AREAS OF THE NATION. TRANSPORTATION, WORK SITE AVAILABILITY, AND EXISTING HUMAN RESOURCES ARE LISTED AS MAJOR PROBLEMS…
Descriptors: Administration, Centralization, Demography, Employment Programs
