Planning and Applied Geography

Bassett K. 1984: Corporate structure and corporate change in a local economy: The case of Bristol. Environment and Planning 16, 879–900.

Breheny M. Hall P. 1984: The strange death of strategic planning and the victory of the know-nothing school. Built Environment 10, 95–99.

Browne W.P. Hadwiger D.F. 1983: Rural policy problems: Changing dimensions. Lexington, Massachusetts: Lexington Books.

Brugger E.A. Furrer G. Messerli B. Messerli P. editors, 1984: The transformation of Swiss mountain regions. Berne: Paul Haupt.

Common R. 1984: Ends and means in applied geography. Scottish Geographical Magazine 100, 4–11.

Countryside Commission 1984: A better future for the uplands. London: Countryside Commission.

Cullen I. 1984: Applied urban analysis. London: Methuen.

Daly M.T. 1984: The revolution in international capital markets: Urban growth and Australian cities. Environment and Planning A 16, 1003–20.

Flockton C. 1984: France, ambitious Gaullist designs and constrained socialist plans. Built Environment 10, 132–44.

Forbes D.K. Thrift N.J. Williams P. 1984: Economy, society and space: Books in 1983. Environment and Planning D 2, 461–78.

Graffikin F. Nickson P. 1984: Jobs, crisis and the multinationals: Deindustrialization in the West Midlands. Birmingham: Russell Press.

Hamilton F.E.I. 1984: Industrial restructuring: An international problem: Geoforum 15, 349–64.

Hatry H.P. 1984: A review of private approaches for delivery of public services. Washington DC: Urban Institute Press.

Hayden D. 1984: Redesigning the American dream: The future of housing, work and family life. New York: W.W. Norton.

Higgins J. Deakin N. Edwards J. Wicks M. 1983: Government and urban policy. Oxford: Basil Blackwell.

Howells J.R.L. 1984: The location of research and development: Some observations and evidence from Britain. Regional Studies 18, 13–29.

Klosterman R.E. 1985: Arguments for and against planning. Town Planning Review 56, 50–20.

Knox P.L. 1984: Planning and applied geography. Progress in Human Geography 8, 515–24.

Lapping M.B. Clemenson H.A. 1984: Recent development in North American rural planning. Countryside Planning Yearbook 5, 42–61.

Lonsdale R.E. Enyedi G. editors, 1984: Rural public services: International comparisons. Boulder: Westview Press.

McDermott P. 1984: The application of geography in New Zealand. New Zealand Geography 40, 44–53.

McEwen M. Sinclair G. 1983: New life for the hills. London: Council for National Parks.

Mollenkopf J.H. 1983: The contested city. Princeton, New Jersey: Princeton University Press.

Palen J.J. London B. editors, 1984: Gentrification, displacement and neighborhood revitalization, Albany, New York: SUNY Press.

Porter P.R. Sweet D.C. editors, 1984: Rebuilding America's cities: Roads to recovery. New Brunswick, New Jersey: Center for Urban Policy Research, Rutgers University.

Sinclair G. 1983: The upland landscapes study. Mortletwy: Environment Information Services.

Soen D. Lazin F.A. Neumann Y. editors, 1984: Cities, communities and planning in the 1980s. Aldershot: Gower.

Teulings A.W.M. 1984: The internationalization squeeze: Double capital movement and jobs transfer within Phillips worldwide. Environment and Planning A 16, 597–614.

Thrift N.J. 1985: Taking the rest of the world seriously? The state of British urban and regional research in a time of economic crisis. Environment and Planning A 17, 7–24.

Weaver C. 1984: Regional development and the local community: Planning, politics and social context. New York: John Wiley.

Weaver C. Richards P. 1985: Planning Canada's role in the new global economy. Journal of the American Planning Association 51, 43–52.

Williams R.H. editor, 1984: Planning in Europe: Urban and regional planning in the EEC. Hemel Hempstead: George Allen and Unwin.

Wolch J. Gabriel S.A. 1985: Dismantling the community-loosed human service system. Journal of the American Planning Association 51, 63–62.

Young K. Mills L. 1983: Managing the post-industrial city. London Heinemann.