However, cities are also marked by social differentiation, poverty, conflict and environmental degradation.
Wilkinson, a public health researcher of 30 years' standing, has written numerous books and articles on the physical and mental effects of social differentiation.
Social differentiation strongly relates to customary land rights as well as gender, ethnicity and origin.
Some empires emerge quietly or even surreptitiously through uneven modernization and social differentiation.
Actually, what choice and competition really do is serve to increase social differentiation between schools.
Hidden processes may include landscape and environmental change, households and livelihoods, and social differentiation and uneven geographical development.
Urban change has been especially influenced by internationalization, economic restructuring, social differentiation, postmodern culture, and neoliberal political practices.
The results support a relationship at Harappa among urbanization, access to resources, social differentiation, and risk of interpersonal violence.
Archaeologists said the abundance of prestige goods in the burials showed the strong social differentiation of nomad society.
The poem recalls pastoral dialogues in Virgil, or the colloquies in Yeats, like "Ego Dominus Tuus," where characters with minimal social differentiation are given philosophically distinct speeches, the not-quite-puppets of Yeats's fantastically divided mind.
There's no sense of social differentiation in terms of class or money, and the only moments of genuine eroticism are allotted to Sarah Tynan's Zerlina and John Molloy's Masetto.
