Division of Territory in Society - Sociology-fluent designers will have a ball with Ed Stephan's population density research.

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	Sociology-fluent designers will have a ball with Ed Stephan's population density research. For the rest of us, his notes on tribal territory sizes are enough to enhance the realism of low-technology settings. Sponsored Links:
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Title:	The Division of Territory in Society
Description:	17-Chapter online book covering Ed Stephan's work over thirty years with the Size-Density hypothesis and his Time Minimization Theory
Category Breakdown:	Theory - Mathematics - State - County - Spencer - Time - Political - Province - Mills - Territory - Potential - Stephan - Population - Sociology - Geography - Mathematical - Boundaries - Density - Minimization - Durkheim - Comte - Marx - Boulding - Sociological - Boundary - Calculus - Applied - Derivation

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