The system of intermetropolitan population flows / William Alonso.

Main entry:

Alonso, William.

Title & Author:

The system of intermetropolitan population flows / William Alonso.

Publication:

Berkeley : Institute of Urban and Regional Development, University of California, 1971.

Description:

25 leaves ; 29 cm

Series:

Working paper - Institute of Urban and Regional Development, University of California

Notes:
Prepared for the National Commission on Population Growth and the American Future.
Includes bibliographical references.
Current Copyright Fee: GBP22.50 0.

Summary:

Report on trends in urban area population structure in the USA resulting from rural migration, inter-urban internal migration, and natural population growth - includes references.

Subject:

Population density.
Metropolitan areas.
Migration, Internal.
Cities and towns Growth.
Population Dynamics
Migration intérieure.
Villes Croissance.
internal migration.
Großstadt
Pendelverkehr
trend.
urban area.
population.
rural migration.
population growth.
tendance.
zone urbaine.
migration rurale.
migration interne.
croissance démographique.
tendencia.
zona urbana.
población.
migración rural.
migración interna.
crecimiento demográfico.
USA
Etats-Unis.
Estados Unidos.

Form/genre:

report.
reference.
rapport.
référence bibliographique.
informe.
referencia.

Added entries:

Working paper (University of California, Berkeley. Institute of Urban & Regional Development) ; no. 155.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 90085
Call No.: ID PLM; ID:95-B4770
Status: Available

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