segregation. We track the moves of a single cohort as it approaches the secondary school admission age. We also combine a number … same result: moving is significantly negatively correlated with school quality, and segregation does increase as a cohort … reaches age 11. However, this relationship is weak: the increase in segregation is slight and quantitative significance of the …

segregation in English secondary schools in 2001, using a novel graphical method to explore its nature and spatial variation. We … find substantial segregation on ethnic criteria in some places. Nevertheless, over the country as a whole, attendance at …

Much work on residential segregation in urban areas has focused on aspatial indices of urban residential segregation … approach to studying segregation. This paper uses two of those measures – Moran’s I and Getis and Ord’s G* – to explore … segregation of the four main ethnic groups in Auckland, New Zealand’s largest and most multi-ethnic city, at the four most recent …

The most widely used measure of segregation is the dissimilarity index, D. It is now well understood that this measure … deviations from randomness. This leads to potentially large values of the segregation index when unit sizes and/or minority … proportions are small, even if there is no underlying systematic segregation. Our response to this is to produce an adjustment to …

Much has been written about ethnic residential segregation in urban areas, almost all of it deploying single …-index numbers to measure the degree of segregation. These give very little detailed appreciation of the extent to which different … population composition of each area, provides much greater insight into the nature and extent of segregation. Data for London in …