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21 juin 2022
- doi: 10.4000/books.africae.3490
- eisbn: 9782493207050
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Karen Lévy, « Urban Morphology Impasses and Paradoxes », Africae, ID : 10.4000/books.africae.3490
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Map 13: Density and Employment Distribution Map 13: Density and Employment Distribution © Karen Lévy for the AFD In the region of Gauteng, 50% of jobs are situated in areas where density is less than 10 people per hectare. In Johannesburg, the gap between place of work and place of residence (as seen on Map n°12) is a major issue provoking a fragmentation of the market, decreasing its efficiency and, as a result, the benefits to be drawn from it by households and companies. Spatial scatterin...