Urban geography: city structures

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Ambrose, P.J. and Colenutt, R.J. 1975: The property machine. Harmondsworth : Penguin Books.

Anas, A. 1975: The empirical calibration and testing of a simulation model of residential location. Environment and Planning A 7, 899-920.

Ashmore, G. 1975: The owner-occupied housing market. University of Birmingham, Centre for Urban and Regional Studies Research Memoranda 41.

Baldwin, J. 1974: Problem housing estates—perceptions of tenants, city officials and criminologists. Social and Economic Administration 8, 116-35. 1975: Urban criminality and the 'problem' estate. Local Government Studies No. I, 12-20.

Ball, N.R. and Clark, M.J. 1975: Private sector housing in south east England. Tijdschrift voor Economische en Sociale Geografie 66, 75-83.

Barrett, F. 1976: The search process in residential relocation. Environment and Behavior 8, 169-98.

Bassett, K. and Hauser, D. 1975: Public policy and spatial structure: housing improvement in Bristol. In Peel, R. , Chisholm, M. and Haggett, P. , editors, Processes in physical and human geography: Bristol essays, London: Heinemann , 20-68.

Batty, M. 1974a: Social power in plan-generation. Town Planning Review 45, 291-310.

1974b: A theory of Markovian design machines. Environment and Planning B I, 125-46.

1975: Design as collective action. Environment and Planning B 2, 151-76.

1976 : A political theory of planning and design. University of Reading, Department of Geography, Geographical Papers No. 45.

Batty, M. and March, L. 1976: The method of residues in urban modelling. Environment and Planning A 8, 189-214.

Beavon, K.S.O. 1974a: Interpreting Lösch on an intra-urban scale. South African Geographical Journal 56, 36-59.

1974b: Generalising the intra-urban model based on Lösch. South African Geographical Journal 56, 137-54.

1975 : Christaller's central place theory: reviewed, revealed, revised . Johannesburg, University of the Witwatersrand, Department of Geography and Environmental Studies, Occasional Paper 15.

1976: The Lösch intra-urban model under conditions of changing cost functions. South African Geographical Journal 58, 36-9.

Beck, R.J. and Wood, D. 1976: Cognitive transformation of information from urban geographic fields to mental maps. Environment and Behavior 8, 199-238.

Bednarz, R.S. 1975: The effect of air pollution on property value in Chicago . University of Chicago, Department of Geography, Research Paper I66.

Berry, B.J.L. 1973: The human consequences of urbanization. London: Macmillan.

1975 : Short-term housing cycles in a dualistic metropolis. In Gappert, G. and Rose, H. M. , editors, The social economy of cities, Beverly Hills: Sage Publications, 165-82.

Berry, B.J.L. , Conkling, E.C. and Ray, D.M. 1975: The geography of economic systems. Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey: Prentice-Hall.

Berry, B.J.L. et al. 1974 : Land use, urban form and environmental quality. University of Chicago, Department of Geography, Research Paper 155.

Bird, H. 1976: Residential mobility and preference patterns in the public sector of the housing market. Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers, New Series I, 20-33.

Blair, J.P. , Gappert, G. and Warner, D.C. 1975: Rethinking urban problems: inequality and the grants economy. In Gappert, G. and Rose, H. M. , editors. The social economy of cities, Beverly Hills: Sage Publications, 471-506.

Boddy, M.J. 1975: Theories of residential location or castles in the air? Environment and Planning A 7, 109-II.

1976a: The structure of mortgage finance: building societies and the British social formation. Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers, New Series I, 58-71.

1976b: Political economy of housing: mortgage-financed owner-occupation in Britain. Antipode 8(I), 15-23.

Boulding, K.E. 1973: The economy of love and fear: a preface to grants economics . Belmont, California: Wadsworth .

Bunge, W. 1973: Ethics and logic in geography. In Chorley, R. J. , editor, Directions in Geography, London: Methuen, 317-31.

1975 : Detroit humanly viewed: the American urban present. In Abler, R. , Janelle, D. , Philbrick, A. , and Sommer, J. , editors, Human geography in a shrinking world, North Scituate, Mass.: Duxbury Press, 147-82.

Bunge, W. and Bordessa, R. 1976: The Canadian alternative: survival, expeditions and urban change. York University, Downsview, Ontario, Department of Geography, Geographical Monographs No. 2.

Buttimer, A. 1976: Grasping the dynamism of lifeworld. Annals of the Association of American Geographers 66, 277-92.

Byrne, D.S. 1976: Allocation, the council ghetto, and the public economy of housing. Antipode 8(I), 24-9.

Cadwallader, M. 1975: A behavioral model of consumer spatial decision making . Economic Geography 51, 339-49.

Carey, G.W. 1976: Land tenure, speculation and the state of the aging metropolis . Geographical Review 66, 253-65.

Chisholm, M. 1975: Human geography: evolution or revolution Harmondsworth: Penguin Books.

Coleman, J.S. 1973: The mathematics of collective action. London: Heinemann.

Colenutt, R.J. 1976: The political economy of the property market. Antipode 8(2), 24-9.

Corsi, T. and Harvey, M.E. 1975: The socio-economic determinants of crime in the City of Cleveland: the application of canonical scores to geographic processes. Tijdschrift voor Economische en Sociale Geografie 66, 323-36.

Davidson, B.R. 1975: The effects of land speculation on the supply of housing in England and Wales. Urban Studies 12, 91-100.

Davies, W.K.D. 1975: Variance allocation and the dimensions of British towns . Tijdschrift voor Economische en Sociale Geografie 66, 358-71.

Detwyler, T. R. and Marcus, M. G. , editors, 1972: Urbanization and environment . North Scituate, Mass.: Duxbury Press.

Downs, R. M. and Stea, D. , editors, 1974: Image and environment. London: Edward Arnold; Chicago : Aldine.

Duncan, S.S. 1974: Cosmetic planning or social engineering? Improvement grants and improvement areas in Huddersfield. Area 6, 259-70.

1976: Research directions in social geography: housing opportunities and constraints. Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers, New Series I, 10-19.

Dwyer, D.J. 1975: People and housing in Third World cities. London: Longman.

Elliott, B. and McCrone, D. 1975: Landlords in Edinburgh: some preliminary findings. Sociological Review 23, 539-62.

Ernst, R.T. , Hugg, L. , Crooker, R.A. and Ayorre, R.L. 1974: Competition and conflict over land use change in the inner city: institution versus community. Antipode 6(2), 70-97.

Evans, A.W. 1975a: Rent and housing in the theory of urban growth. Journal of Regional Science 15, 113-26.

1975b: Theories of residential location or castles in the air?—a reply. Environment and Planning A 7, 601-3.

Feldman, S. and Gonen, A. 1975: The spatiotemporal pricing of some urban public services: urban ecology, equity, and efficiency. Environment and Planning A 7, 315-23.

Fingleton, B. 1975: A factorial approach to the nearest centre hypothesis . Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers 65, 131-40.

1976: Alternative approaches to modelling varied spatial behavior . Geographical Analysis 7, 95-102.

Fish, O. 1976: The social cost of through traffic: contribution to the suburbancentralcity exploitation thesis. Regional Science and Urban Economics 5, 263-78.

Ford, J.R. 1975: The role of the building society manager in the urban stratification system: autonomy versus constraint. Urban Studies 12, 295-302.

Giggs, J.A. 1975: The distribution of schizophrenics in Nottingham: a reply . Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers 65, 150-56.

Giggs, J.A. and Mather, P.M. 1975: Factorial ecology and factor invariance: an investigation . Economic Geography 51, 366-82.

Gray, F. 1975: Non-explanation in urban geography. Area 7, 228-34.

1976: Selection and allocation in council housing. Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers, New Series I, 34-46.

Gudgin, G. 1975: The distribution of schizophrenics in Nottingham: a comment . Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers 65, 148-9.

Haggett, P. and Chorley, R.J. 1967: Models, paradigms and the new geography. In Chorley, R. J. and Haggett, P. , editors, Models in geography, London : Methuen, 19-42.

Harloe, M. , Ischaroff, R. and Minns, R. 1974: The organization of housing. London : Heinemann.

Harvey, D. 1973: Social justice and the city. London : Edward Arnold.

1974a: Population, resources, and the ideology ofscience. Economic Geography 50, 256-77.

1974b: Class-monopoly rent, finance capital, and the urban revolution . Regional Studies 3, 239-55.

1975a: Review of B. J. L. Berry, The human consequences of urbanization . Annals of the Association of American Geographers 65, 98-103.

1975 b: Class structure in a capitalist society and the theory of residential differentiation. In Peel, R. , Chisholm, M. and Haggett, P. , editors, Processes in physical and human geography: Bristol essays, London: Heinemann , 354-72.

1975c: The geography of capitalist accumulation: a reconstruction of the Marxian theory. Antipode 7(2), 9-21.

1975 d: The political economy of urbanization in advanced capitalist societies: the case of the United States. In Gappert, G. and Rose, H. M. , editors, The social economy of cities, Beverly Hills : Sage Publications, 119-64.

Herbert, D.T. 1975: Urban deprivation: definition, measurement and spatial qualities. Geographical Journal 141, 362-72.

Higgs, G. 1975: An assessment of the action component of action space . Geographical Analysis 7, 35-50.

Hodge, D. and Gattrell, A. 1976: Spatial constraint and the location of urban public facilities . Environment and Planning A 8, 215-30.

Hudson, R. 1975: Patterns of spatial search. Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers 65, 141-54.

1976: Linking studies of the individual with models of aggregate behaviour: an empirical example. Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers, New Series I, 158-74.

Hugill, P.J. 1975: Social conduct on the Golden Mile. Annals of the Association of American Geographers 65, 2 14-28.

Isserman, A.M. 1976: Interjurisdictional spillovers, political fragmentation and the level of local services. Urban Studies 13, 1-12.

Janelle, D.G. and Millward, H.A. 1976: Locational conflict patterns and urban ecological structure . Tijdschrift voor Economische en Sociale Geografie 67, 102-14.

Johnston, R.J. 1975: Regarding bourgeois geography and original sin. New Zealand Geographer 3 I, 192-3.

1976a: Spatial and temporal variations in land and property prices in New Zealand: I953-72. New Zealand Geographer 32, 30-55.

1976b: Areal studies, ecological studies, and social patterns in cities. Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers , New Series I, 118-22.

1976c: Territorial injustice and political campaigns: notes towards a methodology. Policy and Politics 5, 181-99.

King, L.J. 1976: Alternatives to a positive economic geography. Annals of the Association of American Geographers 66, 293-308.

Kirby, A.M. 1976: Housing market studies: a critical review. Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers, New Series I, 2-9.

Kuhn, T.S. 1962: The structure of scientific revolutions. Chicago: University of Chicago Press.

Ley, D. 1974: The black inner city as frontier outpost. Washington DC: Association of American Geographers .

Ley, D. 1975: The street gang in its milieu. In Gappert, G. and Rose, H. M. , editors, The social economy of cities, Beverly Hills : Sage Publications, 247-74.

McAllister, D.M. 1976: Equity and efficiency in public facility location. Geographical Analysis 7, 47-64.

Mercer, J. 1975: Metropolitan housing quality and an application of causal modelling. Geographical Analysis 7, 295-302.

Moore, E. G., editor, 1973: Models of residential location and relocation in the city. Northwestern University, Evanston, Studies in Geography 20.

Mulkay, M.J. 1975: Three models of scientific development. Sociological Review 23, 509-26.

Niner, P. 1975: Local authority housing policy and practice: a case study approach. University of Birmingham, Centre for Urban and Regional Studies, Occasional Paper 3I.

Pahl, R.E. 1967: Sociological models in geography. In Chorley, R. J. and Haggett, P. , editors, Models in geography, London : Methuen, 217-42.

Palm, R. 1976a: Urban social geography from the perspective of the real estate salesman. University of California, Berkeley, Institute of Urban and Regional Development, Center for Real Estate and Urban Economics, Research Report 38.

1976b: Real estate agents and geographical information. Geographical Review 66, 266-80.

1976c: An index of household diversity. Tijdschrift voor Economische en Sociale Geografie 67, 194-201.

Parkes, D.N. and Thrift, N. 1975: Timing space and spacing time. Environment and Planning A 7, 651-70.

Peach, G. C. K. , editor, 1976: Urban social segregation. London: Longman.

Peet, J.R. 1975: The geography of crime: a political critique (with comments by K. D. Harries, P. D. Phillips and Yuk Lee). The Professional Geographer 27, 277-85.

1976: Further comments of the geography of crime. The Professional Geographer 28, 96-100.

Pickvance, C. G. , editor, 1976a: Urban sociology: critical essays London: Tavistock.

1976b: Housing, reproduction of capital, and reproduction of labour power: some recent French work. Antipode 8(I), 58-68.

Poulsen, M.F. 1976: Restricted lateral movement: an initial test of the locational attachments hypothesis. Environment and Planning A 8, 289-99.

Preteceille, E. 1976: Urban planning: the contradictions of capitalist urbanisation . Antipode 8(I), 69-76.

Pritchard, R.M. 1976: Housing and the spatial structure of the city Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

Pyle, G. F., editor, 1976: Human health problems: spatial perspectives. Economic Geography 52.

Pyle, G.E. et al. 1974: The spatial dynamics of crime. University of Chicago, Department of Geography, Research Paper I59.

ReVelle, C. , Toregas, C. and Falkson, L. 1976: Applications of the location set-covering problem. Geographical Analysis 7, 65-76.

Robson, B.T. 1975: Urban social areas. London: Oxford University Press.

Sanders, R.A. 1976: Bilevel effects in urban residential patterns. Economic Geography 52, 61-70.

Schneider, C.H.P. 1975: Models of space searching in urban areas. Geographical Analysis 7, 173-86.

Shannon, G.W. , Spurloch, C.W. , Gladin, S.T. and Skinner, J.L. 1975: A method for evaluating the geographic accessibility of health services. The Professional Geographer 27, 30-36.

Short, J.R. 1976: Social systems and spatial patterns. Antipode 8(I), 77-82.

Smith, C.J. 1976: Residential neighbourhoods as humane environments. Environment and Planning A 8, 3 II-26.

Smith, D.M. 1974: Who gets what where, and how: a welfare focus for human geography. Geography 59, 289-97.

Smith, G.C. 1976: The spatial information fields of urban consumers. Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers, New Series I, 175-89.

Stetzer, D.F. 1975: Special Districts in Cook County: towards a geography of local government . University of Chicago, Department of Geography, Research Paper 169.

Stone, M.E. 1975: The housing crisis, mortgage lending, and class struggle . Antipode 7(2), 22-37.

Svart, L.M. 1976: Environmental preference migration: a review. Geographical Review 66, 314-30.

Taylor, P.J. 1976: An interpretation of the quantification debate in British geography. Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers, New Series I, 129-42.

Taylor, P.J. and Parkes, D.N. 1975: A Kantian view of the city: a factorial-ecology experiment in space and time. Environment and Planning A 7, 671-88.

Trlin, A.D. 1976: Toward the integration of factors affecting the immigrant intra-urban residential patterns. New Zealand Geographer 32, 56-89.

Tuan, Yi-Fu , 1975: Images and mental maps. Annals of the Association of American Geographers 65, 205-13.

Tuan, Yi-Fu , 1976: Humanistic geography. Annals of the Association of American Geographers 66, 266-76.

Tullock, G. 1976: The vote motive. Hobart Paperback 9, London: Institute of Economic Affairs.

Van Valey, T.L. and Roof, W.C. 1976: Measuring residential segregation in American cities: problems of intercity comparison. Urban Affairs Quarterly II, 453-68.

Wagner, J.L. and Falkson, L.M. 1975: The optimal nodal location of public facilities with price-sensitive demand. Geographical Analysis 7, 69-83.

Ward, D. 1975: Victorian cities: how modern? Journal of Historical Geography I, 135-51.

1976: The Victorian slum: an enduring myth? Annals of the Association of American Geographers 66, 323-36.

Williams, P.R. 1976: The role of institutions in the inner London housing market: the case of Islington. Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers, New Series I, 72-82.

Wilson, A.G. 1974: Urban and regional models in geography and planning. London: John Wiley.

1976 : Retailers' profits and consumers' welfare in a spatial interaction shopping model. In Masser, I. , editor, Theory and practice in regional science, London Papers in Regional Science 6, London: Pion, 42-59.

Wolpert, J. , Dear, M. and Crawford, R. 1975: Satellite mental health facilities. Annals of the Association of American Geographers 65, 24-35.

Woods, R.I. 1976: Aspects of the scale problem in the calculation of segregation indices: London and Birmingham I96I and I97I. Tijdschrift voor Economische en Sociale Geografie 67, 169-74.