Urban attributes and the spread of COVID-19: The effects of density, compliance and socio-political factors in Israel
Abstract
Current debates identifying urban population density as a major catalyst for the spread of COVID-19, and the praise for de-densification and urban sprawl that they entail, may have dire environmental consequences. Juxtaposing competing theories about the urban antecedents of COVID-19, our key argument is that urban political attributes overshadow the effects of cities' spatial characteristics. This is true even when considering levels of...
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Title
Urban attributes and the spread of COVID-19: The effects of density, compliance and socio-political factors in Israel
Published Date
Nov 1, 2021
Volume
793
Pages
148626 - 148626
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