A STAGED DEVELOPMENT MODEL FOR NEW TOWNS: A BRITISH EXPERIENCE

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AJZA SHOKOUHI M.

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Journal: GEOGRAPHICAL RESEARCH Year:2002 | Volume:17 | Issue:2-3 (65-66) Page(s): 95-115

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A STAGED DEVELOPMENT MODEL FOR NEW TOWNS: A BRITISH EXPERIENCE

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The paper tries to develop a general model about the process of population and economic change in British new towns. In this research the theories of staged development of urban area and urban decline are adopted as atheoretical basis and methods of factor analysis and labour market accounts as an analytical methods for studying the process of development of new towns. The results of the factor analysis show that the development of new towns was related to the changes in employment opportunities and demographic characteristics of these towns. Furthermore the results of labour market accounts on the new towns indicate that the new towns had a phased development over their life cycle. The results indicate that a British new town experienced substantial growth in population and employment over the first and second stages (first and second decades) of its development. While they experienced the process of stagnation in maturity stage (third decade).This research shows that as a result of a large amount m-migration to the new towns over these decades, there was considerable growth m the size of the labour force during the third decade (maturity stage). In this stage, because of a mismatch between labour supply and labour demand, there was a job-shortfall in the new towns. As a result, we can expect a growth in job-shortfall, unemployment and out-migration over the fourth stage of their development, if the process of stagnation occurs and continues in these towns.Of course the results of this research show that the size of a new town and the state of its regional economy and regional policy are important factors in the development of a new town.

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AJZA SHOKOUHI, M.. (2002). A STAGED DEVELOPMENT MODEL FOR NEW TOWNS: A BRITISH EXPERIENCE. GEOGRAPHICAL RESEARCH, 17(2-3 (65-66)), 95-115. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/29879/en

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AJZA SHOKOUHI M.. A STAGED DEVELOPMENT MODEL FOR NEW TOWNS: A BRITISH EXPERIENCE. GEOGRAPHICAL RESEARCH[Internet]. 2002;17(2-3 (65-66)):95-115. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/29879/en

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M. AJZA SHOKOUHI, “A STAGED DEVELOPMENT MODEL FOR NEW TOWNS: A BRITISH EXPERIENCE,” GEOGRAPHICAL RESEARCH, vol. 17, no. 2-3 (65-66), pp. 95–115, 2002, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/29879/en

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