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Urban Sociology is a branch of sociology that focuses on the study of social relationships, structures, and processes within urban areas. It examines how people live, interact, and organize themselves in cities and metropolitan environments.

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This field of study explores the social, economic, and cultural patterns that shape life in urban centers. It investigates how factors like population growth, migration, industrialization, and globalization impact urban living.

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The subject matter of urban sociology includes:

The origin and growth of cities

Urban social structures and institutions

Social problems like poverty, crime, and housing issues

Urban planning and policy development

Migration patterns and their social effects

The relationship between technology and city life

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Urban Sociology helps policymakers, city planners, and community leaders understand how cities function and how to improve the quality of life for urban residents.