Reposted by Inès Zaid
Our ABM study on the effects of spatial segregation on health inequalities is out.
We find that daytime segregation reinforces the unequal distribution of outcomes between the most and least privileged groups (compared to the absence of segregation, but also with residential segregation alone).
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An agent-based model to investigate the effects of urban segregation around the clock on inequalities in health behaviour - EPJ Data Science
Social segregation in cities refers to the uneven spatial distribution of individuals from unequal social groups, such as affluent and economically vulnerable people. Social segregation may, in turn, ...
