The urban cultural pattern of industrial civilization and urbanization as a process of its diffusion
Duric, V.
Sociol. Sela, Zagreb 7(26): 21-39
1969
Document Number: 519663
Urbanization is treated as a multi-dimensional process in the course of which a settled area turns into an urban area, agricultural production becomes comparatively smaller, an urban social structure develops, and urban culture and manner of living become predominant.
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