One Measure of Segregation

By R. Hutchens. 2004

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• Measures of ordinal segregation (2009, background): “The Information Theory Index, Variance Ratio Index, and Square Root Index each satisfy the principle of exchanges (James and Taeuber, 1985, Hutchens, 2001, Hutchens, 2004, Reardon and Firebaugh, 2002).”
• Entropy-Based Segregation Indices (2011, background): “Two members of that class are monotonically related to the square root index, independently characterized by Hutchens (2004) , and the M index.”
• Multilevel Modeling of Social Segregation (2012, background): “A wide range of indices have been proposed for measuring segregation and there is a long and considerable debate over their ideal properties (Hutchens, 2004; James & Taeuber, 1985; Massey & Denton, 1988; Reardon & Firebaugh, 2002; Taeuber & Taeuber, 1965; White, 1986; and Zoloth, 1976).”