Dimensions of social well-being: implications of alternative spatial frames ( New Zealand).

K. W J McCracken

Dimensions of social well-being: implications of alternative spatial frames ( New Zealand).

K. W J McCracken

Department of Geography and Planning

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Data relating to New Zealand are employed to investigate the effects of using alternative frames on factor analytic dimensions of regional social well-being and also the extent to which hypothesised causal influences of levels of well-being are frame specific. The implications of the findings for regional development policy and theory construction are briefly discussed. -Author

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	579-592
Number of pages	14
Journal	Environment & Planning A
Volume	15
Issue number	5
Publication status	Published - 1983

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