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Soviet cities were not only distinguished from their capitalist counterparts but also from those in Eastern European countries. This paper is an attempt to characterize Soviet cities by critically reviewing Szelenyi"s concept of under-urbanization and his generalization of the socialist city"s development. It is argued here that, although Szelenyi"s under-urbanization thesis is hard to be applied to the Soviet Union, the consistent urban growth in the Soviet Union to some extend relied upon "rural elements" within them. These elements were spatially manifested through residential segregation depending social status, if the degree was relatively low. The pattern of the urban expansion in the Soviet Union did not follow the principle of space-economizing, which is commonly found in capitalist cities, and which contributed to social segregation in the city. Meanwhile, planned economy and the neglect of consumer"s conveniences brought about a low level of heterogeneity and diversity, which were also another aspect of the low level of urbanity in Soviet Union.
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Ⅰ. 서론
Ⅱ. 도시의 인구 규모와 밀도
Ⅲ. 소련 도시의 발전 유형
Ⅳ. 혼종성과 다양성
Ⅴ. 결론
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