European Planning Studies· 2014Q1
Peripheralization: Theoretical Concepts Explaining Socio-Spatial Inequalities
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Peripheralization, distinct from geographical distance, describes the active production of peripheries through social relations and their spatial consequences, encompassing economic, social, and political dimensions.
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