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Central place hierarchies have been the traditional basis for understanding externalurban relations. However, in contemporary studies of these relations, a new emphasison urban networks has emerged. Rather than either abandoning or extending centralplace thinking, it is here treated as representing one of two generic processes ofexternal urban relations. Town-ness is the making of ‘local’ urban—hinterlandrelations and ‘city-ness’ is the making of ‘non-local’ interurban relations. Centralplace theory describes the former through an interlocking hierarchical model; thispaper proposes a central flow theory to describe the latter through an interlockingnetwork model. The key difference is the level of complexity in the twoprocesses.
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