Keyphrases
United States
100%
Early Twentieth Century
52%
Social Mobility
52%
Poverty
35%
Intergenerational Mobility
29%
Building Patterns
28%
Urban Development
28%
Sea Level Rise
23%
1911 Census
23%
Dublin
23%
Age of Mass Migration
23%
U.S. Coastlines
23%
Settlement Development
23%
Creep
23%
Religious Difference
23%
Surname Analysis
23%
Record Linkage
23%
Linkage Analysis
23%
Irish Migrants
23%
Left-behind Places
23%
Class Background
23%
Irish Immigrant
23%
Name-of-the-father
23%
Historical Development
23%
Hurricanes
23%
Language Attainment
23%
Land Building
23%
Child Mortality
23%
Strongly Regular
23%
Land Use Data
23%
Demographic Transition
23%
Urban Size
23%
Development Trajectory
23%
Income Mobility
23%
High-resolution
23%
Urban Form
23%
Spatial Land Use
23%
Small Towns
23%
Urban Space
23%
Spatial Development
23%
City Development
23%
Community Capitals
23%
US Metropolitan Areas
23%
Population Change
23%
United States of America
23%
Fertility Rate
23%
Family Community
23%
Left behind
23%
Building Data
23%
Rurality
22%
Social Sciences
Social Mobility
71%
USA
59%
Ruralities
47%
Low Income
47%
Population Censuses
47%
Twentieth Century
46%
Rural Areas
29%
Intergenerational Mobility
29%
Metropolitan Area
29%
Chain Migration
23%
Development Model
23%
Urban Spaces
23%
Population Dynamics
23%
Urban Landscape
23%
Historical Development
23%
Educational Attainment
23%
Sea Level
23%
Gentrification
23%
Small Town
23%
Low Income Household
23%
Household Income
23%
Land Use
23%
Fertility Rate
23%
Internet-Of-Things
23%
Demographic Transition
23%
Population Increase
17%
Level of Education
16%
Education Level
16%
Country of Origin
11%
Incentive
11%
Migrant Family
11%
Road Network
11%
Christians
11%
Case Study
11%
Spatial Development
11%
English Vocabulary
11%
Religious Groups
11%
Regional Economics
11%
North America
11%
Time Period
11%
Family Economics
11%
Remote Sensing
11%
Longitudinal Analysis
11%
Technological Change
11%
Land Use Change
11%
Oral History
11%
Educational Inequality
7%
Roman Catholic
7%
State and Education
7%
Socioeconomic Effects
5%
