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Methods, Models, and GIS

The Quantitative Analysis of Family Names: Historic Migration and the Present Day Neighborhood Structure of Middlesbrough, United Kingdom

Paul A. Longley Department of Geography, University College London
,
Richard Webber Visiting Professor, Department of Geography, University College London
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Daryl Lloyd Cabinet Office, United Kingdom
Pages 31-48 | Received 01 Jun 2005, Accepted 01 Jan 2006, Published online: 29 Feb 2008

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Aija Lulle. (2022) Repertoires of ‘migrant names’: an inquiry into mundane identity production. Social & Cultural Geography 23:9, pages 1294-1312.
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Yongbin Shi, Le Li, Yougui Wang, Jiawei Chen, Yida Yuan & H. E. Stanley. (2018) Regional surname affinity: A spatial network approach. American Journal of Physical Anthropology 168:3, pages 428-437.
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James Cheshire, Pablo Mateos & Paul A. Longley. (2011) Delineating Europe's Cultural Regions: Population Structure and Surname Clustering. Human Biology 83:5, pages 573-598.
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Paul A. Longley, James A. Cheshire & Pablo Mateos. (2011) Creating a regional geography of Britain through the spatial analysis of surnames. Geoforum 42:4, pages 506-516.
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Min Chen, Hui Lin, Guonian Lu, Li He & Yongning Wen. (2011) A spatial-temporal framework for historical and cultural research on China. Applied Geography 31:3, pages 1059-1074.
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James Cheshire, Paul Longley & Pablo Mateos. (2009) Combining historic interpretations of the Great Britain population with contemporary spatial analysis: The case of surnames. Combining historic interpretations of the Great Britain population with contemporary spatial analysis: The case of surnames.

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