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Sense of Place in Hamilton, Ontario: Empirical Results of a Neighborhood-Based Survey

Abstract

Although the concept of sense of place has a long history in the social sciences, relatively few studies have attempted a quantitative analysis of sense of place at the neighborhood level. This study reports on the empirical findings of a sense of place survey developed and tested in two contrasting neighborhoods in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada: Southwest Mountain, an upper-middle-class suburban neighborhood and Northeast Industrial, a …

Authors

Williams A; Kitchen P; DeMiglio L; Eyles J; Newbold B; Streiner D

Journal

Urban Geography, Vol. 31, No. 7, pp. 905–931

Publisher

Taylor & Francis

Publication Date

October 2010

DOI

10.2747/0272-3638.31.7.905

ISSN

0272-3638