Philip E Ogden

Biographic Data

ID173514
NAMEPhilip E Ogden
GIVEN NAMESPhilip E
FAMILY NAMEOgden
SIGNATUREOGDEN P E
AFFILIATIONSQueen Mary University of London
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS51
TOTAL CITATIONS372
AUTHOR COUNT51
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1975
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2010
H-INDEX11

  • Household Structure, Migration Trends, and Residential Preferences in Inner-city León, Spain: Unpacking the Demographies of Reurbanization

    Stefan Bouzarovski, Annegret Haase et al.ARTICLEUrban Geography2010Cited by: 6References: 3

    This study examines the changing demography of the Spanish city of León, and aims to explore the manner in which its urban fabric was reshaped by processes of reurbanization, a dynamic whereby the inner city becomes more attractive to a wide variety of household types and social groups. We draw on sociodemographic analyses of municipal census data, as well as a customized questionnaire survey of local residents. Empirical evidence is provided bot…

  • Emergent spaces of reurbanisation: Exploring the demographic dimension of inner‐city residential change in a European setting

    Open AccessAnnegret Haase, S Kabisch et al.ARTICLEPopulation Space and Place2009Cited by: 30References: 11

    European inner city areas are increasingly regaining their residential attractiveness after years of decline. Although the demographic dimensions of such residential shifts are gradually being acknowledged by urban scholars, they still remain under‐researched, especially with regard to the role of household‐driven processes in the stabilisation of inner‐city neighbourhoods and the reshaping of residential perceptions, wants and needs. Given this …

  • Splintering Urban Populations: Emergent Landscapes of Reurbanisation in Four European Cities

    Open AccessStefan Buzar, Philip E Ogden et al.ARTICLEUrban Studies2007Cited by: 43References: 67

    During the last three decades, the countries of the developed world have been engulfed by the 'second demographic transition', which involves new family relations, less and later marriage, declining fertility rates, population ageing, postponement of child-bearing and smaller households, among other trends. It is being increasingly argued that such population dynamics are having a powerful transformative effect on the inner city, by diversifying …

  • Beyond Gentrification: The Demographic Reurbanisation of Bologna

    Open AccessStefan Buzar, Ray Hall et al.ARTICLEEnvironment and Planning A…2007Cited by: 21References: 67

    It has recently come into question whether the term 'gentrification' can capture the wide array of contemporary demographic processes in the inner city. There is also a need to extend the gentrification debate beyond the Anglo-American context, while understanding the urban implications of contemporary demographic processes. In response to such challenges we examine the changing population geographies of the city of Bologna, with the aim of estab…

  • The rise of the small household: Demographic change and household structure in Paris

    Open AccessPhilip E Ogden, François SchnoebelenARTICLEPopulation Space and Place2005Cited by: 8References: 22

    This paper examines the changing numbers and structure of households in the City of Paris during the 1980s and 1990s. It sets the findings in the context of the Paris agglomeration and considers the results in the light of broader demographic trends associated with the second demographic transition. Although part of a longer‐term historical process of declining household size, the growth of one‐person households was rapid in this period, accounti…

  • Households matter: The quiet demography of urban transformation

    Open AccessStefan Buzar, Philip E Ogden et al.ARTICLEProgress in Human Geography2005Cited by: 80References: 40

    During the last three decades, the household has become the focus of a wide range of sociodemographic processes, including the destabilization of traditional patterns of marriage, cohabitation and divorce; the growing fluidity of ties of kin and friendship; and increasingly complex transitions through the life course. However, these dynamics - which are often summarized under the common heading of the `second demographic transition' - have been m…

  • The second demographic transition, new household forms and the urban population of France during the 1990s

    Open AccessPhilip E Ogden, Ray HallARTICLETransactions of the Institute of…2004Cited by: 33References: 40

    European household structures and their geography have been transformed in recent decades as a response to the interplay of demographic events and changing lifestyles. The formation of new households generally outstrips the rate of population increase, as more numerous and smaller households result from changing patterns of marriage, child‐bearing, divorce and longevity. This paper tests some of the underlying hypotheses of the ‘second demographi…

  • The Rise of Living Alone in Inner London: Trends among the Population of Working Age

    Open AccessRay Hall, Philip E OgdenARTICLEEnvironment and Planning A…2003Cited by: 15References: 34

    The 1980s was a significant decade in the demography of Inner London. Population increase replaced decades of decline, and household numbers grew even faster. One-person households accounted for most of the growth in household numbers, and the greatest increase was among younger and middle-aged adults. The authors examine the characteristics and changing geography of one-person households in Inner London, particularly between 1981 and 1991, withi…

  • Weaving demography into society, economy and culture: Progress and prospect in population geography

    Open AccessPhilip E OgdenARTICLEProgress in Human Geography2000Cited by: 8References: 22

    Philip E. Ogden in his reports on the state of population geography attempts to provide evidence of the continued interest of geographers in the field of population studies thus making a plea for its enhanced status. Ogden also tries to provide a critique of the approaches of population geographers as demonstrated by the material reviewed in the period from late 1995 to early 1999. He notes items of geographical interest from the wider literature…

  • Households, Reurbanisation and the Rise of Living Alone in the Principal French Cities, 1975-90

    Open AccessPhilip E Ogden, Ray HallARTICLEUrban Studies2000Cited by: 16References: 43

    The past two decades have seen profound changes in European patterns of demographic behaviour, family formation and household structure. One aspect of the 'second demographic transition' is the appearance of new and more varied household forms, especially in the large cities. Data are analysed here for France's 10 largest cities for the period 1975-90, with particular reference to their central areas. While some continue to experience population …

  • Population geography

    Open AccessPhilip E OgdenARTICLEProgress in Human Geography1999Cited by: 4References: 23

  • Les universitaires étrangers dans une ville mondiale: Le cas de Hong Kong

    Open AccessA Findlay, F L N Li et al.ARTICLERevue européenne des migrations…1999Cited by: 1

    Los universitarios extranjeros en una ciudad mundial. Allan M. Findlay, Lin Li and Ron Skeldon. Se ha escrito mucho sobre las relaciones internacionales entre las grandes ciudades, sin embargo la mayoria de las investigaciones se han centrado bien en el análisis de la fuerza de trabajo en el sector secundario, o bien en la movilidad de los ejecutivos y de los profesionales inducida por los movimientos de capital. Este artículo viene a llenar el v…

  • Les groupes ethniques au recensement britannique de 1991

    Open AccessCeri Peach, Philip E Ogden et al.ARTICLERevue européenne des migrations…1999

    Les groupes ethniques au recensement de 1991. Ceri Peach. Le recensement britannique de 1991 a été le premier à poser une question sur l'origine ethnique. Il a révélé que la population d'origine non européenne s'élevait à trois millions de personnes, soit 5,5 % de la population britannique. Près de la moitié sont nés en Grande Bretagne. Les Indiens constituent le groupe le plus nombreux, et avec les Pakistanais et les Bangladais ils représentent …

  • Aspects géographiques des migrations internes récentes et de la dynamique démographique des minorités ethniques en Grande Bretagne

    Open AccessDavid Owens, David Owen et al.ARTICLERevue européenne des migrations…1999Cited by: 1

    Las minoróas étnicas en Gran Bretaña : aspectos geográficos de sus migraciones internas recientes y de sus dinámicas demográficas. David Owen. Este artículo analiza la movilidad de las minorias étnicas dentro de Gran Bretaña en relación con los cambios en lo concerniente a la distribución espacial de la población en la década de los ochenta. Así, los cambios que han afectado a los grupos étnicos entre 1981 y 1991 revelan un movimiento de desurban…

  • Activité économique et croissance des communautés japonaises en Grande Bretagne

    Open AccessLouise Hurdley, Paul White et al.ARTICLERevue européenne des migrations…1999

    Japanese economic activity and community growth in Great Britain. Louise Hurdley and Paul White. Japanese inward investment in Great Britain has been associated with the development of manufacturing activities within areas offering government assistance, whilst all forms of service activities have been concentrated in London. Japanese economic activity has been associated with the relocation of Japanese personnel, primarily for management and spe…

  • Racisme et vote d'extrême droite dans les Docklands de Londres: Pour Aller Au Delà De l'Image Médiatique

    Open AccessFrédéric Richard, Philip E Ogden et al.ARTICLERevue européenne des migrations…1999References: 1

    Racism and far-right voting in London Docklands. To go beyond the media image. Frédéric Richard. In September 1993, the British National Party won an historical victory - we have to go back to the thirties to find a precedent -, on the occasion of a local by-election in the Isle of Dogs, a peninsula located in the centre of London Docklands. The aim of the article is two-fold. Firstly, it is to prove whether the image, which is proposed by the me…

  • La mobilité des personnes seules en France et en Grande-Bretagne

    Open AccessPhilip E Ogden, Ray HallARTICLEEconomie et Statistique /…1998Cited by: 4References: 4

    Die Mobilitât der Alleinstehenden in Frankreich und GroBbritannien Immer mehr Menschen leben allein. Der in Frankreich und in GroBbritannien 1990 bzw. 1991 durchgefuhrten Volkszàhlung zufolge wird mehr als ein Viertel der Wohnungen von Alleinstehenden bewohnt. Die steigende Lebenserwartung und die anhaltende Ûbersterblichkeit bei den Mânnern haben eine Verlângerung des Alleinseins nach dem 65. Lebensjahr zur Folge. In den letzten zehn Jahren nahm…

  • Population geography

    Open AccessPhilip E OgdenARTICLEProgress in Human Geography1998Cited by: 6References: 15

    This paper reviews the general patterns of demographic change, historical population geography and migration and works that were published during 1995-96. The review includes works of geographers, demographers, historians, and others, where there are clear geographical implications. The aim of the review is to show that population geography thrives and indicates some of the challenges it faces in the light of developments both in related areas of…

  • The pattern and structure of one-person households in England and Wales and France

    Open AccessRay Hall, Philip E Ogden et al.ARTICLEInternational Journal of…1997

    This paper examines the increase of one-person households during the 1980s in England and Wales and France set within the broader context of household change in Europe as a whole....One-person households vary geographically by age, with younger one-person households found especially in larger urban areas; older one-person households have a more varied distribution, although rural and traditional retirement areas have particular concentrations. In…

  • The pattern and structure of one‐person households in England and Wales and France

    Open AccessRay Hall, Philip E Ogden et al.ARTICLEInternational Journal of…1997

  • Compte-rendu de colloque: Méditerranée et migration

    Open AccessAlison Mccleery, Philip E OgdenARTICLERevue européenne des migrations…1997Cited by: 1

    McCLeery Alison, Ogden Philip E. Compte-rendu de colloque : Méditerranée et migration. In: Revue européenne des migrations internationales, vol. 13, n°1,1997. pp. 215-220

  • Questions of Emigration, Circulation and Return: Mobility between the French Caribbean and France

    Open AccessStephanie A Condon, Stéphanie Condon et al.ARTICLEInternational Journal of…1996

    The last four decades have seen the establishment of close migratory links between the French Caribbean islands of Martinique and Guadeloupe and the metropole. By 1990, the population of Caribbean origin living in France stood at over 300,000: a significant number for the islands themselves, for the French labour force and for the study of Caribbean migration more generally. Earlier research has concentrated on the role of the French state in sti…

  • Questions of Emigration, Circulation and Return: Mobility between the French Caribbean and France

    Open AccessStephanie A Condon, Stéphanie Condon et al.ARTICLEInternational Journal of…1996

    The last four decades have seen the establishment of close migratory links between the French Caribbean islands of Martinique and Guadeloupe and the metropole.... The present paper focuses on the...complex migratory links--including continuing emigration from the islands for work and education, return migration and circulation--which have come to characterise the 1980s.... The paper aims also to contribute to the broader conceptualisation of migr…

  • The state, housing policy and Afro-Caribbean migration to France

    Stephanie A Condon, Stéphanie Condon et al.ARTICLEEthnic and Racial Studies1993Cited by: 8References: 22

    France's Afro-Caribbean population forms a distinctive element in postwar migrant labour recruitment: of French nationality, with an equal balance of men and women, and strongly concentrated in public sector employment, especially in the Paris region. State policy strongly influenced the migration flow from the Caribbean islands, especially from the early 1960s. This article looks at aspects of the migrants' housing experience, using aggregate st…

  • Death by migration: Europe's encounter with the tropical world in the nineteenth century

    Open AccessPhilip E OgdenARTICLEJournal of Historical Geography1992