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AUTHOR Blumenfeld, Hans TITLE The Trend to the Metropolis: Bibliography. Exchange Bibliography No. 144. INSTITUTION Council of Planning Librarians, Monticello, Ill. PUB DATE Aug 70 NOTE 11p. AVAILABLE FROMCouncil of Planning Librarians, P.O. Box 229, Monticello, Illinois 61856 01.50)

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ABSTRACT This bibliography on urbanization is divided into two sections. The first section contains ar, -les pertaining to urbanization in Canada; the seconl section contains non-Canadian items. Topics covered include rural-urban migration, employment, urban environment, public finance, city problems, economic development, urban planning, population change and growth, industrial location, social mobility, and theories of urbanization.(DN) BEST COPY AVAILABLE

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THE TREND TO THE METROPOLIS: Bibliography Hans Blumenfeld, Consultant, Toronto

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THE TREND TO THE METROPOLIS: BIBLIOGRAPHY

Compiled by Hans Blumenfeld for the Canadian Council on Urban and Regional Research, Ottawa, to accompanya Research Agenda on the Trend to the Metropolis.

CANADIAN

Abramson, Jane A. Rural to urban adjustment. Ottawa, Dept. of Forestry and Rural Development, 1963.

Alberta. Royal Commissionon the Metropolitan Development of Calgary and Edmonton. Report. Edmonton, Queen's Printer, 1956.

Ambrose, P. Changes in the employmentstructure of Canadian towns, cities, regions and provinces between 1951-1961. Thesis, M.A., McGill University, Montreal, 1965.

Blumenfeld, Hans The modern metropolis: its origins, growth, characteristics, and planning. Selected essays. Edited by Paul D. Spreiregen. Montreal, Harvest House, 1967. biblio.

The tide/ wave of metropolitanexpansion. Journal of the American Institute of Planners,p. 3-14, Winter 1954.

Urban and social-economic development. Prepared for the First Canadian Transportation Conference, Toronto, Feb. 1969;sponsored by Canadian Federation of Mayors and Municipalities. (Toronto, 1968) 43p.

Bureau of Municipal Research, Toronto Public finance in metropolitanToronto and region. Submission to the Ontario Committee on Taxation.Toronto, 1963.

Canadian Institute on Public Affairs The troubled metropolis. Report of the Fifth Annual Winter Week-end Conference. Toronto, 1959.

Carver, Humphrey Cities in the suburbs. Toronto, University of Toronto Press, 1962.

Clark, Samuel Delbert The developing Canadian community. Toronto, University of Toronto Press, 1962.

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The suburban society. Toronto, Unive,Aty of Toronto Press, 1965.

Urbanism and the changing Canadian soctety. Toronto, University of Toronto Press, 1961.

Community Planning Association of Canada. A case for satellite towns. Presented to 15th Annual Conference of the Canadian Federation of Mayors and Municipalities, July 1952.

Cook, Gail C.A. Effect of federationon education expenditures in metropolitan Toronto. Thesis, Ph.D., University of Michigan,Ann Arbor, Mich., 1968. biblio.

Corbett, D.C. Urban growth and municipal finance. Montreal, Canadian Federation of Mayors and Municipalities, 1952.

Crysdale, Stewart Social effects of a factory relocation: a case study of social and political consequeaces of job displacement. Toronto, Religion-Labour Council of Canada and the United Steelworkers of America, 1965.

Czamanski, Stanislaw A model of urban growth. Regional Science Association Papers, vol. 13, p. 177-200, 1964.

D'Arcy, Carl The occupational trends of the male labour force in Canada and Canadian urban areas 1911-1961. Thesis, M.A., Dept. of Sociology, University of Saskatchewan, Dec. 1967.

DuWors, Richard E. The dynamics of residential population change in six prairie cities, by R.E. DuWors, Alan Olmstead and Jay Beaman. Saskatoon, University of Saskatoon, University of Saskatchewan, 1965. 3pts.

English, H. Edward Industrial structure in Canada's international competitive position: a study of the factors affecting economies of scale and specialization in Canadian manulacturin6,Montreal, Canadian Trade Committee, Private Planning Associat!t of Canada, 1964.

Ferris, T.T.M. Growth and financit of municipal government in Ontario, 1850-1900. Thesis, Ph.D., Univnrsity of Western Ontario, London, Ontario, (1964?)

Gertler, L.O. ed. Planning the Canadisu environment. Montreal, Harvest House, 1968.

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Hanson, E.J. Provincial-municipal governmentexpenditures in Canada: the postwar period and projectionsto 1976. Edmonton, University of Alberta, May 1966.

Higgins, Benjamin The Economic Council ofCanada: Fifth Annual Review. Canadian Tax Journal, vol. 16,no. 5, p. 344-351, Sept./Oct. 1968.

Hodge, Gerald The prediction of tradecenter viability in the Great Plains.Regional Science AssociationPapers, vol. 15, p. 87-115, 1965.

Kerr, Donald and JacobSpelt The changing face ofToronto. Ottawa, Queen's Printer, 1965.

Keyfitz, Nathan L'exode rural dansla province de Quebec, 1951-61. Recherches socionaphioues, vol. 3,p. 306-316, sept.-de6. 1962.

King, Leslie J. Cross-sectional analysis ofCanadian urban dimensions: 1951 and 1961. Canadian Geogradter,vol. 10, no. 4, p. 205-224, 1966.

Discriminatory analysis ofurban growth patterns in Ontario and Quebec, 1951-1961. Annals of thers,vol. 57, no. 3, p. 566-578, Sept. 1957.

Lithwick, N.H. Prices, productivity and Canada'scompetitive position. Montreal, Canadian Trade Committee,Private Planning Association of Canada, 1967.

and Gilles Paquet, eds. Urban studies: a Canadian perspective. Toronto, Methuen, 1968. biblio. Michelson, William An empirical analysis ofurban environmental preferences. Journal of the American Institute of Planners,vol. 32, p. 355-60, Nov. 1966.

Ray, D. Michael Impact of foreign investmenton regional economic growth. Paper presented to Fifteenth U.S. AnnualRegional Science Association Meeting, Cambridge, Mass., 8-10 Nov., 1968.

Market potential and economic shadow: a quantitative analysis of industrial location in southern Ontario. Chicago, Ill., University of Chicago Press, 1965. (University of Chicago, Dept. of Geography Research paper no. 101). -4- CPL Exchange Bibliography #144

Ray, D. Michael Regional aspects of foreign ownership of manufacturing in Canada. Prepared for the Federal Task Forceon Foreign Ownership and the Structure of Canadian Industry. Waterloo, Ont., 1967.

Regional economic disparities: some root causes of Canada's patchy economic development. The Canadian Banker, vol. 75, no. 3, p. 20-23, Sept./Oct. 1968.

The socio-economic dimensions and spatialstructure of Canadian cities. Presented to Seminar/Worishopon Progress in Urbanization Research, University of Waterloo, 9-10 July 1968.

Rivard, J.-Y. Determinants of city expenditures in Canada. Thesis, Ph.D., University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich., 1967.

Robinson, Ira M. Planning for small comp:lit/esin British Co:umbia.Comollx_Planning Review, vol. 5,no. i., p. 10-15, March 1955.

Rochman, Arnold The city as an information processing machine. Habitat, vol. 10, no. 1, p. 44-47, Jan/Feb. 1967.

Civic buildings as expressive symbols. Thesis, M.A., Dept. of Sociology, University of Toronto, Sept. 1967.

Shindman, B. An opttmum size for cities. Canadian Geographer, no. 5, p. 85-88, 1955.

Sinclair, Alistair Maclean Internal migration in Canada, 1871-1951. Thesis, Ph.D., Dept. of Economics, Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass., 1966.

Slater, David Urban growth and municipal finance. Canadian Banker, vol. 70, no. 2, p. 5-17, Summer 1963.

Spelt, Jacob The development of the Toronto conurbation. Buffalo Law Review, vol. 13, no. 3, p. 557-573, Spring 1964.

The urban development in South-Central Ontario. Assen, Netherlands, Van Gorcum, 1955.

Stone, Leroy O. Vlban development in Canada; an introduction to the demographic aspects. Ottawa, Dominiou Bureau of Statistics, 1967. biblio. (1961 Census Monogvaph). .5. CPL Exchange Bibliography #144

Storrie, Kathleen The integration of rural male migrantsinto an urban community. Thesis, M.A., Dept. of Sociology andAnthropology, Dalhousie University, Halifax, N.S., April 1968.

Szabo, Denis Moralite'adolescenteet structure sociale, par Denis Szabo et Denis Gagne: Recherches criminoloisinoloicaiResearc_h. Montreal, Centre de Psychologieet de Pedagogie, 1967.

Tulchinsky, G _.,_3 3 The growth of Montrealas a metropolis. Thesis, Ph.D., Toronto, (1964?).

Tweedie, John H. A study of theexogenous factors affecting costs of urban services with reference to Winnipeg and Toronto. Winnipeg, School of Commerce, University of Manitoba, 1965.

NON-CANADIAN

Bahrdt, Hans Paul Die moderne Grosstadt. Hamburg, Rowohlt, 1961.

Berry, Brian L.,/, Theories of urban location. Washington, D,C., Association of American Geographers, Commissionon College Geography, 1968. biblio. (Resource papers, no. 1).

, J.W. Simmons and R.J. Tennant Urban population densities: structure and change. glogrAWAILEIYIEE, vol. 53, p. 389-405, 1963.

Beyer, Glenn N. Housing and journey to work. Ithaca, N.Y., Cornell University Agricultural Experiment Station, August 1951. (Bulletin 877)

Borchert, John R. The urbanization of the Upper Midwest: 1930-1960. (Minneapolis, Minn.) Upper Midwest Economic Study, Feb. 1963. (Urban Report No. 2)

Breese, Gerald Urbanization in newly developing countries.Englewood Cliffs, N.J., Prentice-Hall, 1966.

Central Scotland, a programme for development and growth.Edinburgh, Her Majesty's Printing Office, Nov. 1963.

Chapin, F. and Shirly F. Weiss Urban growth dynamics in a regional cluster of cities.New York, Wiley, 1962. 7 -6- CPL Exchange Bibliography #144

Chinitz, Benjamin, ed. City and suburb: the economics of metropolitan growth.Englewood Cliffs, N.J., Prentice-Hall,1964.

Cities. Scientific American, vol. 213,no. 3, Sept. 1965. (Special issue)

also New York, Knopf, 1966.

Clark, Colin Population movements into theouter areas of large cities - measurement and prediction. &port ofproceedin sTown & Countr Summer School 1953. London, Town Planning Institute,(1953?).

Davis, Kingsley The origin and growth of urbanizationin the world. American Journal of. Sociology, vol. 60, p. 429-437, March 1955.

Doxiadis, Constantinos Ekistics; an introductionto the science of human settlements. Oxford, Oxford University Press, 1968.

Hall, Peter The world cities. New York, McGraw Hill, 1966.

Hauser, Philip M. and L.F. Schnore, eds. The study of urbanization.New York, Wiley and Sons, 1965.

Hauser, Philip M., ed. Urbanization in Asia and the Far East. Calcutta, UNESCO, 1957.

Urbanization in Latin America. Paris, UNESCO, 1961. biblio. (Technology and Society Series).

Head, J.G. Public goods and public policy. Public Finance, vol. 12, no. 3, p. 198, 1962.

Herrick, Bruce H. Urban migration and economic development in Chile. Cambridge, Mass., M.I.T. Press, 1965.

Hirsch, Werner Z. Cost functions of an urban government service. ReView of Economics and Statistics, vol. 57, Feb. 1965.

AMINE/MY Expenditure implications of metropolitan growth and consolidation. Review of Economics and Statistics, vol. 51,p. 232-241, August 1959.

Expenditure implications of metropolitan consolidation revisited. ..g....sR,TieajWammllaummllikUtlatisl, vol. 54,p. 344-346, August 1962. -7- CPL Exchange Bibliography #144-

Hoyt, Homer The growth of cities, from 1800 to 1960. Land Economics, vol. 39, p. 167-173, May 1963.

The structure and growth of residential neighborhoods in American cities. Washington, D.C., Federal Housing Administration, (1939)

Isard, Walter Location and the space economy. Cambridge, Mass., MIT Press, 1960.

et al Methods of regional analysis; introduction to regional science.Cambridge, Mass., MIT Press, 1960.

Jacobs, Jane The economy of cities.New York, Random House, 1969.

Kosinski, Leszek Problems of the functional structure of Polish towns. Warsaw, Panstwowa Wydawnictwo Naukowa, 1959.

Kristensen, Folke People, firms and regions.Stockholm School of Economics, Sept. 1967.

01110011111 Structural changes in an affluent society, with special reference to localisation. Stockholm School of Economics, 1968.

Lipset, S.M. Social mobility and urbanization. Rural Sociolmv, vol. 20, p. 220-228.

Marcus, Matityahu Agglomeration economics: a suggested approach. Land Economics, vol. (.1, no. 3, August 1965.

Margolis, Julius, ed. The public economy of urban communities. Baltimore, Md., Johns Hopkins Press, 1965.

New towns. Planatmlain. Chicago, Ill. American Society of Planning Officials, 1952. p. 56-85.

Perloff, Harvey S. and Lowdon Wingo, Jr., eds. Issues in urban economics. Baltimore, Md., Johns Hopkins Press, 1968.

Rodwin, Lloyd The future of the metropolis. New York, George Braziller, 1961.

Schmandt, Henry 3. and Warner Bloomberg, Jr., ed. The quality of urban life. Beverly Hills, Calif., Sage Publications, 1969. (Urban Affairs Annual Review, v. 3). CPL Exchange Bibliography #144

Schnore, Leo F. Urbanization and economic development: a demographic contribution. American Journal of Economics andSociology, vol. 23, p. 37-48, January 1964.

and Henry Fagin Urban research and policy planning,Beverly Hills, Calif. Sage Publications, 1967.

MilMoNalland Gene B. Petersen Urban and metropolitan developmentin the United States and Canada. Annals of the American Academof Political and Social Sciences, vol. 316, p. 60-81, March 1968.

Thompson, Warren S. The growth of metropolitandistricts in the United States: 1900-1940. Washington, D.C., U.S.Government Printing Office, 1947.

Thompson, Wilbur R. A preface to urbaneconomics. Baltimore, Md., Johns Hopkins Press, 1965. biblio.

Tinbergen, J. The hierarchy model of the sizedistribution of centres. Regional Science Association Papers, vol,22, p. 65, 1968.

T'drnquist, G. Flows of information and thelocation of economic activities. Geotraphiska Annaler, B, vol.50, no. 1, 1968. Stockholm, Swedish Society of Sociology and Anthropology.

United Nations.Centre for Housing, Building and Planning Economic aspects of urbanization. Paper presented to the Inter-Regional Seminar on Development Policies and Planning in Relationto Urbanization, Pittsburgh, October 1966. (mimeo.)

Economic and Social Council World survey of urban andrural population growth. Preliminary report, by the Secretary General to the PopulationCommission. 13th session. New York, 8 March 1965. (mimeo.) (Document E/CN9/187)

1111111Population Divisin World urbanization trends, 1920-1960. Paper presented to the Inter- Regional Seminar on Development Policies andPlanning in Relation to Urbanization, Pittsburgh, Oct. 1966. (mimeo.)

Urban and regional research in Sweden. Plan, 1968, vol. 22, special issue. Stockholm, Swedish Association for Town & Country Planning, 1968,,

Vargha, Louis Highway bypasses, natural barriers and community growth in Michigan. Pashington, D.C., Highway Research Board, 1960. (U.S. Highway Research Bulletin 268.)

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Vernon, Raymond Metropolis 1985. New York, Doubleday, 1903.

Walker, David B., et al. Urban and rural America. Policies for future growth. Washington, D.C., United States Government Printing Office, (n.d.)

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Berry, Brian L.J. Commuting fields of central cities. Prepared for the Social Science Research Council, Committee on Areas for Social and Economic Statistics An cooperation with the Bureau of the Census. Cartographer: Gerald Pyle. Washington, D.C., U.S. Dept. of Commerce, 1967.

Commuting fields of central counties. (as above)

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