Urban and regional systems

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Carroll, G.C. 1982: National city-size distributions: what do we know after 67 years of research? Progress in Human Geography 6, 1-43.

Clark, G.L. 1982: Dynamics of interstate labor migration. Annals of the Association of American Geographers 72, 297-313.

Flowerdew, R. editor, 1982: Institutions and geographical patterns. London: Croom Helm.

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

Forward, C.N. 1982: The importance of non-employment sources of income in Canadian metropolitan areas. The Professional Geographer 34, 289-96.

Goddard, J.B. 1982: The changing environment for regional policy in the United Kingdom. Regional Studies 16, 319-22.

Hamilton, F.E.I. and Linge, G.J.R. editors, 1981: Spatial analysis, industry and the industrial environment. Chichester: John Wiley.

Johnston, R.J. 1982: The American urban system. A geographical perspective . London: Longman.

Jones, E. and Stilwell, F. 1983: When is an urban problem not an urban problem. In Williams, P., editor, Social process and the city, Urban Studies Yearbook 1, Sydney : Allen and Unwin, 10-31.

King, L.J. and Clark, G.L. 1978: Government policy and regional development. Progress in Human Geography 2, 1-16.

Lithwick, N.H. 1970: Urban Canada: problems and prospects. Ottawa: Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation.

Malecki, E.J. 1981a: Recent trends in the location of industrial research and development: regional development implications for the United States. In Rees, J. , Hewings, G.J.D. and Stafford, H.A. , editors, Industrial location and regional systems, London : Croom Helm, 217-38.

1981b: Public and private sector interrelationships, technological change and regional development. Papers of the Regional Science Association 47, 121-38.

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

Moore, B. and Rhodes, J. 1982: A second great depression in the UK regions: can anything be done? Regional Studies 16, 323-34.

Rees, J. , Hewings, G.J.D. and Stafford, H.A. 1981: Industrial location and regional systems. London: Croom Helm.

Rogerson, P. and MacKinnon, R.D. 1981: A geographical model of job search, migration and unemployment . Papers of the Regional Science Association 48, 89-102.

Rothwell, R. 1982: The role of technology in industrial change: implications for regional policy. Regional Studies 16, 361-70.

Sheppard, E. 1982: City-size distributions and spatial economic change . International Regional Science Review 7, 127-52.

Stilwell, F.J.B. 1982: Capital accumulation and regional economic performance: the Australian experience. Australian Geographical Studies 20, 131-43.

Thwaites, A.T. 1982: Some evidence of regional variations in the introduction and diffusion of industrial products and processes within British manufacturing industry. Regional Studies 16, 371-82.

Vining, D.R. , Dobronyi, J.B. , Otness, M.A. and Schwinn, J.E. 1982: A principal axis shift in the American spatial economy . The Professional Geographer 34, 270-78.

Wilson, T. 1982: The macroeconomic background to regional policy . Regional Studies 16, 383-89.