Qualitative Change in Human Geography

✍ Scribed by S. S. Duncan (Eds.)

Publisher: Pergamon Press
Year: 1979
Tongue: English
Leaves: 131
Category: Library

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✦ Table of Contents

Content:
Other Titles of Interest, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Qualitative Change in Human Geography — An Introduction, Pages 1-4, S.S. DUNCAN
Social Geography — Welfare State Ideology or Critical Social Science?, Pages 5-18, B.T. ASHEIM
Epistemology and Conceptions of People and Nature in Geography, Pages 19-44, ANDREW SAYER
Spatial Change and Economic Organisation: The Tyneside Coal Industry (1751-1770), Pages 45-57, PETER CROMAR
The Political Economy of Agrarian Reform and Spatial Organisation in Chile, Pages 59-80, EDUARDO SANTOS, ANDREW SAYER
Capital Accumulation and Regional Development in France, Pages 81-108, MICHAEL DUNFOR
The Inner City: In Search of the Problem, Pages 109-116, RAY FORREST, JOHN LLOYD, NICK ROGERS, PETER WILLIAMS
The Origins and Use of Theory in Urban Geography: Household Mobility and Filtering Theory, Pages 117-127, FRED GRAY, MARTIN BODDY
Index, Pages 129-130

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