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URBAN GEOGRAPHY
卷 44, 期 8, 页码 1628-1653出版社
ROUTLEDGE JOURNALS, TAYLOR & FRANCIS LTD
DOI: 10.1080/02723638.2022.2125649
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Post-suburbanization; commuting; spatial panel regression; Jakarta metropolitan area
This empirical study investigates how employment decentralization and its associated heterogeneous suburban amenities have influenced commuting dynamics between suburbs in a developing country. The results indicate that peripheral employment expansion due to industrial decentralization is followed by a significant increase in inter-suburban commuting.
Post-suburbanization, shifting the focus of urban spatial development to its periphery, is becoming a global policy concern. Changing urban form affects travel behavior, where the traditional suburb-to-CBD commuting pattern has been contested by inter-suburban commuting. This empirical study investigates how employment decentralization and its associated heterogeneous suburban amenities have influenced commuting dynamics between suburbs in a developing country. Using the case of the Jakarta Metropolitan Area (JMA), Indonesia, spatial panel regression is applied to model inter-suburban commuting between 2008 and 2015. The results indicate that peripheral employment expansion due to industrial decentralization is followed by a significant increase in inter-suburban commuting. The mono-functional industrial subcenter has attracted more commuters from other suburbs. Yet, it also pushed some residents to commute away for jobs in service firms. The study has added a better understanding of urban form-travel behavior relationships that have seldom been researched from the Global South perspective.
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