A New Shape Measure for Evaluating Electoral District Patterns
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- Roland G. Fryer Jr. & Richard Holden, 2011.
"Measuring the Compactness of Political Districting Plans,"
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- Fryer, Roland Gerhard & Holden, Richard, 2011. "Measuring the Compactness of Political Districting Plans," Scholarly Articles 13456931, Harvard University Department of Economics.
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