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Rui Wang and Yijing Li
Given the paramount impacts of COVID-19 on people?s lives in the capital of the UK, London, it was foreseeable that the city?s crime patterns would have undergone significant transformations, especially during lockdown periods. This study aims to testify...
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Sean Bradley and Israa H. Mahmoud
Over the last few years, community empowerment has become a central focus when discussing the sustainability of large-scale urban regeneration processes, especially those related to the implementation of nature-based solutions. In this article, the autho...
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José Francisco Vergara-Perucich
This paper aims to empirically review the process of housing financialisation in London, exploring a time series causal relationship between house prices and financial instruments, using the Granger method and a VAR test. In order to carry out this analy...
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Daniela Melisa Gambarota,Silvia London
Since the emergence of COVID-19, one of the sectors most affected has been tourism. However, the scenario and measures such as restrictions of movement abroad, led to a growth of regional tourism. The objective of this research is to determine ...
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Sijie Yang, Kimon Krenz, Waishan Qiu and Wenjing Li
House prices have long been closely related to the built environment of cities, yet whether the subjective perception (SP) of these environments has a differing effect on prices at multiple urban scales is unclear. This study sheds light on the impact of...
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Zhangcai Yin, Yuan Chen and Shen Ying
Time geography considers that the motion of moving objects can be expressed using space?time paths. The existing time geography methods construct space-time paths using discrete trajectory points of a moving point object to characterize its motion patter...
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Tongxin Chen, Kate Bowers and Tao Cheng
This study aimed to evaluate the relationships between different groups of explanatory variables (i.e., dynamic human activity variables, static variables of social disorganisation and crime generators, and combinations of both sets of variables) and pro...
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Jennie Gray, Lisa Buckner and Alexis Comber
Geodemographic classifications are useful tools for segmenting populations and have many applications but are not suitable for measuring neighbourhood change over time. There is a need for an approach that uses data of a higher spatiotemporal resolution ...
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