A Path Analysis of Socialization Model in Traditional Market: Behavior, Function, Visual Exposure, and Access and Communication

Abstract Public spaces serve as an important site of social interaction. They allow people to gather and socialize away from home and work. This article discusses the meaning of urban public space and its role in the socialization of users in the market and the discussion of public space as a part o...

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Published in:City & community 2020-12, Vol.19 (4), p.1122-1142
Main Authors: Najjari Nabi, Rana, Mahdinezhad, Jamaloddin, Saleh Sedghpour, Bahram
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