Concept information
Preferred term
inner city
Definition
- Social problems related to industrialization, immigration, criminality, and poverty were initially perceived as problems of the city in its entirety and were later associated more with the inner city. With the rapid post-World War II expansion of a distinctive suburban realm, the concept of “inner city” achieved wide currency. [Source: Encyclopedia of Social Problems; Inner City]
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URI
https://concepts.sagepub.com/social-science/concept/inner_city
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