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SPECIAL FEATURE ON MOBILITY AND MIGRATION

TRAVEL TIME AS THE BASIS OF COGNITIVE DISTANCEFootnote∗
∗I would like to thank George F. McCleary Jr. for his advice at various stages of the study as well as for his comments on earlier drafts of this paper.

Alan M. MacEachren University of Kansas

Pages 30-36 | Published online: 15 Mar 2010

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TRAVEL TIME AS THE BASIS OF COGNITIVE DISTANCEFootnote∗
∗I would like to thank George F. McCleary Jr. for his advice at various stages of the study as well as for his comments on earlier drafts of this paper.