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Sociology 205Y <a href="/keyword/urban-sociology/" >urban sociology</a> Written Assignment 1. Urbanization in Specific Nations Due: November 14, 2002, at start of lecture hour in lecture room. You will draw the name of a nation randomly in class after the hour test on October 24. You may not change your choice. Information about urbanization in each of the nations...
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Sociology 205Y <a href="/keyword/urban-sociology/" >urban sociology</a> Written Assignment 1. Urbanization in Specific Nations Due: November 14, 2002, at start of lecture hour in lecture room. You will draw the name of a nation randomly in class after the hour test on October 24. You may not change your choice. Information about urbanization in each of the nations selected is available in Robarts Library. Feel free to use all relevant search processes available to you. If you are uncertain as to what they are or how to use them, such information is offered freely at Roberts Library. David Crouse, Teaching Assistant for the written assignments, will have more specific information for you about search possibilities. He will also hold office hours to answer your questions and give you guidance. The amount of information available on nations will vary. This will be understood when papers are marked. Within five (5) typed or printed pages, double-spaced, please answer and/or discuss the following questions about the nation you have drawn. Please note that the structure of your submission should reflect the questions directly. You are not asked to write an essay. Marks will be assigned to answers for the specific questions. 1. What is its current level of urbanization (in %, if possible)? How was this number derived? What is your source of this information? 2. At what point in history and under what conditions have the cities in this nation grown and/or declined in size? Which one or more of the models of city growth (i.e. industrial, central city, less well developed) apply to the cities in this nation? 3. What is the largest city in this nation? Is it a primate city? (Elaborate on th...
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