Urban Sociology

Sector theory, while commonly associated with urban planning and economic geography, also holds significant value in the field of sociology. This theory provides insights into the structural organization of human activities, societal development, and the evolving relationship between spatial and social systems. By analyzing sector theory from a sociological perspective, we can better understand how … Read more

Introduction The Concentric Zone Theory, introduced by sociologist Ernest Burgess in the early 20th century, offers a groundbreaking perspective on urban sociology. Through the study of Chicago, Burgess observed the spatial patterns of city life and the relationship between socio-economic activities and the geographical distribution of populations. The theory provides a framework to understand the … Read more