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PubMed1992

Indian policies on urbanisation and urban development.

"This article begins by examining the rationale of [India's] national urbanisation policy goals, before moving on to analyse some of the specific urban development schemes.... This is followed by a discussion of the modifications which need to be made to India's urbanisation goals...." The policy's three main objectives are to achieve "a) rural-urban mix in regional development; b) distribution of urban size-classes; and c) rural-urban distribution of public services."

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PubMed2003

[Spatial distribution of tuberculosis mortality in Salvador, Bahia, Brazil].

An ecological study was conducted to describe the urban spatial distribution of mortality attributable to tuberculosis in Salvador, Bahia, Brazil in 1991, 1994, and 1997. The unit of analysis was the Health District (HD). The HD with the highest standardized rates was Sub rbio Ferrovi rio in 1991, 1994, and 1997, with 15.7, 10.6, and 10.6/100.000 inhabitants, respectively. Inequalities in mortality between HDs were high. The year 1997 showed the lowest standardized rates. The proportional mortality ratios for tuberculosis when compared with total deaths from infectious diseases were 20.7%, 18.2%, and 16.9% for 1991, 1994, and 1997 respectively. The highest rates were observed in the age group over 65 years. The authors argue the possibilities of using the results for the implementation of equitable local health policies and health surveillance measures, since the methodology identified both the HD with the highest risk and the most heavily affected age groups.

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PubMed1980

[Urbanization and development of the urban population in the German Democratic Republic].

The authors present evidence that "urbanisation in the GDR [German Democratic Republic] has considerably increased within the last 30 years though statistically the urban population has only slightly grown. Urbanisation is seen as a socio-economic process, as a stage-by-stage transition from the rural to the urban way of life. The socialist changes led to a spread and consolidation of the urban way of life. With the population trend stagnant, there are long-term regional concentration processes apparent, marked by the further development and a more equal distribution of large and medium towns." (SUMMARY IN ENG, RUS)

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The spatial dimension of Chinese urbanization.

"This paper focuses on four interrelated aspects of the spatial dimension of city development [in China]. Attention is paid initially to the basic geography of urbanization, before turning to an analysis of recent trends in the pattern of urbanization. Spatial biases throughout the present-day hierarchy are then investigated and, finally, the relationships between urbanization patterns and economic planning belts are considered."

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