In this, the first of three reports on current trends in quantitative geography, I explore the recent and potentially powerful movement within spatial analysis where the focus of attention is on identifying and understanding dierences across space rather than similarities. The movement encompasses the dissection of global statistics into their local
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A. Stewart Fotheringham (1997) studied this question.
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