| A paradigm shift was intended to bring about a new, constructive approach to planning the areas destined for suburbanisation. |
| In general there are relatively many rural areas, next to mixed urban-rural areas where boundaries between cities and rural areas faded because of suburbanisation. |
| For much of the 20th century cities across the rich world lost population thanks to suburbanisation. |
| Along with the evaluation of the changes in urban size and form, there are contrasting views on how urban transport policy should accommodate, contain or otherwise guide the processes of suburbanisation. |
| In the South, there is no longer the substantial rural-to-urban migration that we saw before: in the North we no longer have the major expansion of the suburbanisation trends of the seventies. |
| But, if he does, it will not be because of Iraq, suburbanisation, or left-wing politics, pure and simple. |
