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Population deconcentration in metropolitan Manila in the twentieth century

Stinner, W.F.; Bacol-montilla, M.

Journal of Developing Areas 16(1): 3-16

1981

ISSN/ISBN: 0022-037X
PMID: 12338830
DOI: 10.2307/4190969
Document Number: 360023
"The present analysis is intended to delineate the extent of population deconcentration through an examination of changes in core-periphery growth and density patterns within the Metropolitan Manila complex. Specifically, also present a preliminary assessment of the demographic processes underlying the post-World War II trends." Data are from the 1975 Philippine census.

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