Industrial Geography

Burgess J. A. 1982: Selling places: Environmental images for the executive. Regional Studies 16, 1–17.

Cambridge Economic Policy Review 1980: Urban and regional policy with provisional regional accounts, 1966–78. Cambridge Economic Policy Review 6 (2).

Chapman K. 1980: Environmental policy and industrial location. Area 3, 209–16.

Erickson R. A. 1980: Corporate organization and manufacturing branch plant closure in non-metropolitan areas. Regional Studies 14, 490–502.

Frost M. E. Spence N. 1981: Unemployment, structural economic change and public policy in British regions. Progress in Planning 16, 1–103.

Fothergill G. Gudgin S. 1979a: Regional employment change: A subregional explanation. Progress in Planning 12, part 3, 157–219.

Fothergill G. Gudgin S. , 1979b: The job generation process in Britain. London: Centre for Environmental Studies, Research Series 32.

Fothergill G. Gudgin S. , 1982: Unequal growth: Urban and regional employment change in the UK. London: Heinemann.

Green M. B. 1981: Regional preferences for interlocking directorates among the largest American corporations. Environment and Planning A 13, 829–40.

Green M. B. Semple R. K. 1981: The corporate interlocking directorate as an urban spatial information network. Urban Geography 2, 148–60.

Hall P. editor, 1982: The inner city in context. London: Heinemann.

Hayter R. 1981: Patterns of entry and the role of foreign-controlled investments in the forest product sector of British Columbia. Tijdschrift voor Economisch en Sociale Geografie 72, 99–113.

Healey M. J. 1981: Locational adjustment and the characteristics of manufacturing plants. Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers, new series 6, 394– 412.

Healey M. J. , 1982a: Product change in multiplant enterprises. Geoforum 12, 359–70.

Healey M. J. , 1982b: Plant closures in multiplant enterprises — The case of a declining industrial sector. Regional Studies 16, 37–51.

Keeble D. 1980: Industrial decline, regional policy and the urban—rural manufacturing shift in the United Kingdom. Environment and Planning A 12, 945–62.

Keeble D. Owens P. L. Thompson C. 1981: The influence of peripheral and central locations on the relative development of regions. Final Report to the Commission of the European Communities, Directorate General for Regional Policy and the UK Department of Industry.

Lever W. F. 1981: Urban scale as a determinant of employment growth or decline. Paper presented to the Anglo—Canadian Symposium on Industrial Geography, Institute of British Geographers, Edinburgh, August 1981.

Marshall J. N. 1979: Ownership, organization and industrial linkage: A case study in the northern region of England. Regional Studies 13, 531–58.

Massey D. Meegan R. 1979: Labour productivity and regional employment change. Area 11, 137–45.

Massey D. Meegan R. , 1982: The anatomy of job loss. London: Methuen.

Perrons D. C. 1981: The role of Ireland in the new international division of labour: A proposed framework for regional analysis. Regional Studies 15, 81 −100.

Sayer A. 1982a: Explanation in economic geography. Progress in Human Geography 6, 68–88.

Sayer A. , 1982b: Explaining manufacturing shift: A reply to Keeble. Environment and Planning A 14, 119–25 (with a response by Keeble).

Scott A. 1981: The spatial structure of metropolitan labour markets and the theory of intraurban plant location. Urban Geography 2, 1–30.

Stephens J. D. Holly B. P. 1981: City system behaviour and corporate influence: The headquarter location of US industrial firms, 1955–75. Urban Studies 18, 285–301.

Taylor M. Thrift N. 1981a: Some geographical implications of foreign investment in the semi-periphery: The case of Australia. Tijdschrift voor Economisch en Sociale Geografie 72, 194–213.

Taylor M. Thrift N. , 1981b: British capital overseas: Direct investment and corporate development in Australia. Regional Studies 15, 183–212.

Townroe P. M. 1979: Industrial movement: Experience in the US and UK. Farnborough: Saxon House.

Walker R. Storper M. 1981: Capital and industrial location. Progress in Human Geography 5, 473–509.

Watts H. D. 1980: The large industrial enterprise. London: Croom Helm.

Watts H. D. , 1981: The branch plant economy: A study of external control. Harlow: Longman.

Wellbeloved D. Woods A. Zafiris N. 1981: Survival and success in the inner city economy: The performance of manufacturing and services in Islington. Urban Studies 18, 301–14.

Wood P. A. 1978: Priorities in industrial location research. Social Science Research Council.

Wood P. A. , 1979: Priorities in industrial location research. Area 11, 253–56.