In this study, we depart from a perspective of knowledge typology (analytical-synthetic-symbolic knowledge base) to investigate the heterogeneity of knowledge workers' residence, workplace, and commute choices.
In general, it appears that such a descriptive analytical typology can be applicable for all countries.
The analytical typology of van Teijlingen [ 7], enables us to characterise diverging maternity care systems.
As a result, a cluster-analytical typology on young adults based on travel behavior will be presented.
The findings are presented according to the analytical typologies: (i) behavioural beliefs and attitudes, (ii) control beliefs and (iii) normative beliefs.
This paper develops a typology for use as an analytical framework covering technological innovations and variations in market demand.
In this class we will review Socionics, a personality typology and branch of Jungian analytical psychology developed by a Lithuanian woman named Ausra Augustinavicitue in the 1970s.
The analytical procedures, proposed typologies, and most commonly selected variables are discussed.
One way to do this, is to take the (normative) typology and link it with an analytical concept of causal mechanism that is assumed by a particular policy type.
After further consideration, we reconceived our analytical categories as a typology of first- and second-order categories to reflect their expressed reality, according to which we recoded our data.
The proposed typology is used to illustrate the insight gained from such analytical precision, through a discussion of the spatial configuration of knowing in action, long assumed to require spatial proximity.
