Kent-içi Hareketlilik ve Sosyo-Mekânsal Değişim: 2000 Yılı İstanbul'una Bir Bakış

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Intra-urban Mobility and Socio-spatial Transformation: Istanbul in 2000

Abstract

Between 1995 and 2000 one-tenth of the population of Istanbul, almost 1 million inhabitants, moved between districts in İstanbul. Who they are, how they interact with urban settings and finally during the transformation of the city how they are acting. This study primarily aims to answer the questions above through the comprehensive analysis of movers, immobile and migrants in the case of Istanbul. By doing this, this study also makes contributions to intra-urban mobility literature in Turkey. The data source is 2000 Turkish Population Census İstanbul meta-data sample and the analysis method is location quotient, of the study. The findings reveal that young, university graduated, employer and small-size households are the most mobile groups; on the other hand, old, primary school graduated, and unemployed and extendedfamily households are the least mobile groups. Furthermore, this findings highlights the increase effect of education during the intra-urban mobility process: the level of education increases the rate of mobility increase

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Türkçe

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Ebru Kamacı

Yayımlanma Tarihi

1 Haziran 2014

Gönderilme Tarihi

6 Ağustos 2015

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Yıl 1970 Cilt: 2 Sayı: 1

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https://izlik.org/JA62YJ48XR

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Kamacı, E. (2014). Kent-içi Hareketlilik ve Sosyo-Mekânsal Değişim: 2000 Yılı İstanbul’una Bir Bakış. Artium, 2(1), 1-15. https://izlik.org/JA62YJ48XR

Kent-içi Hareketlilik ve Sosyo-Mekânsal Değişim: 2000 Yılı İstanbul'una Bir Bakış

Intra-urban Mobility and Socio-spatial Transformation: Istanbul in 2000

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