A GEOGRAPHICAL ANALYSIS OF INEQUALITY AND DEVELOPMENT SPATIAL NON- EQUILIBRIUM IN YAZD PROVINCE

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MOMENI MEHDI; HATAMI MOJTABA

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Journal: Journal of Geography and Environmental Studies Year:2010 | Volume:1 | Issue:4 Page(s): 15-26

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A GEOGRAPHICAL ANALYSIS OF INEQUALITY AND DEVELOPMENT SPATIAL NON- EQUILIBRIUM IN YAZD PROVINCE

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MOMENI MEHDI | HATAMI MOJTABA | Issue Writer Certificate

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POLARIZED PLANNING

SPATIAL BALANCE

SPATIAL PLANNING

SCALOGRAM

DEVELOPMENT

Abstract

Imbalanced and intensive centralization is one of the features of the third world countries and is due to the polar growth policy consequences. Urban population (city size) has been widely distributed over various regions with different sizes and patterns. These entirely different patterns mainly show regions in which growth of cities occurs with unequal policies and without any specific plan. During this process, the largest cities have the fastest growth rate and this fact has led to the emergence of demographic, economic, social and political dominance of one or more cities over other cities within the urban system of a region or a country. The imbalance of rural and urban centers in socio-economic grounds has resulted in the disorder of local regularity of settlements on the one hand and the uncontrolled, rapid growth of the first class cities on the other. One sample of this kind of disorder is the imbalanced structure of Yazd province. Polarization of population in Yazd region as well as centralization of economic activities and social services have resulted in illogical hierarchy of the rate and size of the settlements. This article makes use of SCALOGRAM model and library data collection together with the statistical analysis of data to deal with the issue at hand. Efforts have been made to propose strategies for removing the imbalance in Yazd area. The results indicate inequality and imbalance of space DEVELOPMENT in the province in a way that from the total ten cities under study in Yazd, Taft and Meybod are considered as developed, but the city of Ardakan, Mehriz, Tabas and Saduq have moderate DEVELOPMENT, and the city of Bafq, Khatam and Abarkouh are considered as under developed and generally far from the city’s center of DEVELOPMENT. The findings of this research imply other significant issues to be discussed in the body of the article.

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MOMENI, MEHDI, & HATAMI, MOJTABA. (2010). A GEOGRAPHICAL ANALYSIS OF INEQUALITY AND DEVELOPMENT SPATIAL NON- EQUILIBRIUM IN YAZD PROVINCE. GEOGRAPHY AND ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES, 1(4), 15-26. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/569718/en

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MOMENI MEHDI, HATAMI MOJTABA. A GEOGRAPHICAL ANALYSIS OF INEQUALITY AND DEVELOPMENT SPATIAL NON- EQUILIBRIUM IN YAZD PROVINCE. GEOGRAPHY AND ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES[Internet]. 2010;1(4):15-26. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/569718/en

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MEHDI MOMENI, and MOJTABA HATAMI, “A GEOGRAPHICAL ANALYSIS OF INEQUALITY AND DEVELOPMENT SPATIAL NON- EQUILIBRIUM IN YAZD PROVINCE,” GEOGRAPHY AND ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES, vol. 1, no. 4, pp. 15–26, 2010, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/569718/en

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