GIS Blog How socially fragmented is your neighbourhood?

Social fragmentation was originally modelled by Professor Peter Congdon in 1996. He calculated an 'anomie score' in the local resident population, capturing neighbourhoods at greater risk of a lack of social cohesion, isolation, and instability. We have reproduced this model using small-area census data for the whole of the UK. Statistical tools like the Global Moran's I tell us there Continue Reading