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Burgess' Concentric Zone Theory
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Burgess' Concentric Zone Theory was proposed by Ernest W. Burgess in 1925 as part of the Chicago School of Urban Sociology. It explains urban growth through a series of concentric rings expanding outward from the Central Business District (CBD). The
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