This study examines whether social disorganization mechanisms that explain clusters of street drug markets in socially disorganized neighborhoods in developed countries can also help explain geographical patterns of drug dealing across neighborhoods in Belo Horizonte, Brazil.
Chengdu's Little Lhasa occupies a cluster of streets around Wuhou Temple in the south-west of the city.
However, as the hip boutiques, upmarket restaurants and style-conscious hotels expanded in all directions, one cluster of streets could not be conquered.
Instead a one-square-mile cluster of streets a mile inland, away from tourist view, was set aside for black residents.
An area called Station North, in a cluster of streets within walking distance of the city's lovely Beaux-Arts railway hub, Penn Station, was named one of Maryland's first officially designated arts districts in 2001.
According to Councilman Bill de Blasio, the Council approved an amendment to the city's zoning resolution that would designate a cluster of streets in Carroll Gardens as "narrow" instead of "wide," and as a result, limit the heights of buildings to 55 feet, as well as limiting the legal building area of a lot.
Independent shops dot the cluster of streets in this neighborhood that's also an enclave for gastronomy.
The discord began in March 1998, when the city began to try to regulate the cluster of street artists outside the Metropolitan Museum and began issuing 24 permits a month -- at $25 each -- to those selling their work there.
The Canary Wharf Group does not charge for the use of its land by the cluster of street vendors (the market is organised by Kerb, a profit-making firm).
The Hundreds shop is one of a cluster of street-wear stores to open around Fairfax Avenue, helping produce a small renaissance in the district's faded commercial area.
