Core–periphery structure

ID: core-periphery-structure

The core-periphery structure is a concept used in various fields, including economics, sociology, and geography, to describe a spatial or relational distribution of resources, power, and development. It typically refers to a situation where a central core region or entity possesses a disproportionate amount of wealth, resources, or influence, while surrounding peripheral areas are less developed or lack similar resources.

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