Neighborhoods as a Package of Institutions
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A mental model that treats a neighborhood not as a fixed physical place but as a bundle of co-varying social institutions—school quality, crime rates, culture, family structure, peers—that shift together, making the neighborhood a useful aggregate unit for studying environmental effects on development.
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