Historical Geography

Abler R. Falk T. 1985: Intercommunications technologies: Regional variations in postal service use in Sweden 1870–1975. Geografiska Annaler 67B, 99–106.

Amiden J. 1979: Historians and the spatial imagination. Radical History Review 21, 11–30.

Baker A. R. H. 1986: The infancy of France's first agricultural syndicate: The Syndicat des Agriculteurs de Loire-et-Cher. Agricultural History Review 34, 45–59.

Boyer G. R. 1986: The Old Poor Law and the agricultural labour market in southern England: An empirical analysis. Journal of Economic History 46, 113–35.

Bradley J. 1984: ‘Once you've eaten Khitrov Soup you'll never leavel’: Slum clearance in late Imperial Russia. Russian History 11, 1–28.

Bushman R. L. 1986: Regional material culture: A review of ‘The Great River: Art and society of the Connecticut Valley, 1635–1820’. William and Mary Quarterly 43, 245–51.

Butlin R. 1986: Early industrialization in Europe: Concepts and problems. Geographical Journal 152, 1–8.

Camm J. 1985: The origins of assisted British migrants to Queensland 1871–72. Australian Geographical Studies 23, 87–104.

Cosgrove D. E. 1984: Social formation and symbolic landscape. London: Croom Helm.

Daniel P. 1985: Breaking the land: The transformation of cotton, tobacco and rice cultures since 1880. Urbana: University of Illinois Press.

Dennis R. 1985: Historical geography: Landscape with figures. Progress in Human Geography 9, 575–84.

Doom P. K. 1985: Geographical analysis of early modern data in ancient historical research: The example of the Stroúza region project in central Greece. Transactions, Institute of British Geographers New Series 10, 275–91.

Doucet M. J. Weaver J. C. 1985: Material cutlure and the North American house: The era of the common man, 1870–1920. Journal of American History 72, 560–87.

Hall J. Dowd Kotstad R. Lelondis J. 1986: Cotton mill people: Work, commmunity and protest. American Historical Review 91, 245–87.

Dury G. H. 1984: Crop failures on the Winchester Manors 1232–1349. Transactions. Institute of British Geographers New Series 9, 401–18.

Dury G. H. , 1985: Crop failures on the Winchester Manors 1232–1349: Pseudocontroversy as unnecessary. Transactions. Institute of British Geographers New Series 10, 501–3.

Eley G. 1986: Rejoinder to Perlin's ‘Criticising which moment’. Economy and Society 15, 281–4.

Falk T. Abler R. 1985: Intercommunications services: The development of postal services in Sweden. Geografiska Annaler 67B, 21–8.

Folguera P. 1985: City space and the daily life of women in Madrid in the 1920s. Oral History 13, 49–56.

Gillespie R. 1984: The origins and development of an Ulster urban network. Irish Historical Studies 24, 15–29.

Gillman A. Thomes J. B. 1985: Land use and prehistory in south-east Spain. London: George Allen and Unwin.

Good D. F. 1986: Uneven development in the nineteenth century: A comparison of the Habsburg Empire and the United States. Journal of Economic History 46, 137–51.

Green A. E. 1985: Changing electoral practices in England, 1885–1984. Journal of Historical Geography 11, 297–311.

Gregson N. 1985: The multiple estate model: Some critical questions. Journal of Historical Geography 11, 339–51.

Gregson N. , 1986: On duality and dualism: The case of structuration and time geography. Progress in Human Geography 10, 184–205.

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

Harvey D. , 1982: Limits to capital. Oxford: Basil Blackwell.

Harvey D. , 1985a: Consciousness and the urban experience: Studies in the history and theory of capitalist urbanisation. 1. Oxford: Basil Blackwell.

Harvey D. , 1985b: The urbanisation of capital: Studies in the history and theory of capitalist urbanisation. 2. Oxford: Basil Blackwell.

Harvey M. 1985: The development of open fields in the central Vale of York: A reconsideration. Geografiska Annaler 67B, 35–44.

Hathaway J. 1986: A history of the American drinking place. Landscape 29, 1–10.

Havinden M. 1986: Evolution or revolution?: Agriculture's critical period. Journal of Historical Geography 12, 204–10.

Houston R. 1985: Geographical mobility in Scotland, 1652–1811: The evidence of testimonials. Journal of Historical Geography 11, 379–94.

Hudson P. 1986: The genesis of industrial capital. Cambridge: Cambridge University.

Hunter J. M. Press Shannon G. 1985: Jarvis revisited: A distance decay in service aears of mid nineteenth-century asylums. Professional Geographer 37, 296–302.

Julia D. 1985: Belonging somewhere in the city—social space and its perception: The ‘barriere’ of Turin in the early twentieth century. Oral History 13, 19–34.

Jones G. R. J. 1985: Multiple estates perceived. Journal of Historical Geography 11, 352–63.

Katz S. 1986: Towards a sociological definition of rent: Notes on David Harvey's ‘The limits to capital’. Antipode 18, 64–78.

Kay J. Brown C. J. 1985: Mormon beliefs about land and natural resources. Journal of Historical Geography 11, 253–67.

Kern S. 1983: The culture of time and space. Cambridge, Massachusetts.

Kesteloot C. 1986: Les dimensions historique et structurelle de la différenciation sociale de l'espace urbain: L'exemple bruxellois. Espace, Populations, Sociétés 1, 15–29.

Kriedte P. Medick H. Schlumbohm J. 1986: Protoindustrialization on test with the Guild of Historians: Response to some critics. Economy and Society 15, 254–72.

Lagopoulos A.-Ph. 1986: Social formation and settlement network in Greece. Geoforum 17, 39–56.

Langton J. 1984: The industrial revolution and the regional geography of England. Transactions. Institute of British Geographers New Series 9, 145–67.

Mahoney T. R. 1985: Urban history in a regional context: River towns on the upper Mississippi, 1840–1860. Journal of American History 72, 318–39.

Malchow H. L. 1985: Public gardens and social action in late Victorian London. Victorian Studies 29, 97–124.

Marshall J. D. 1986: Why study regions (2): Some historical considerations. Journal of Regional and Local Studies 6, 1–12.

Moller J. 1985: The landed estate and the landscape: Landownership and changing landscape of southern Sweden during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Geografiska Annaler 67B, 45–52.

O'Flanagan P. 1985: Markets and fairs in Ireland, 1600–1800: Index of economic development and regional growth. Journal of Historical Geography 11, 364–78.

Ommer R. 1986: Primitive accumulation and the Scottish clann in the old world and the new. Journal of Historical Geography 12, 121–41.

Osmaston H. 1985: Crop failures on the Winchester Manors 1232–1349; some comments. Transactions. Institute of British Geographers New Series 10, 495–500.

Overton M. 1985: The diffusion of agricultural innovations in early modern England: Turnips and clover in Norfolk and Suffolk, 1580–1740. Transactions Institute of British Geographers New Series 10, 205–21.

Overton M. , 1986a: Agricultural regions in early modern England. Seminar Papers. No. 42, Department of Geography, University of Newcastle upon Tyne.

Overton M. , 1986b: Population growth agrarian change in early modern England. Seminar papers. No. 43, Department of Geography, University of Newcastle upon Tyne.

Peel M. 1986: On the margins: Lodgers and boarders in Boston, 1860–1900. Journal of American History 72, 813–34.

Phillips W. D. 1986: Local integration and long-distance ties: The Castilian community in sixteenth-century Bruges. Sixteenth Century Journal 17, 33–49.

Poni C. 1985: Protoindustrialization, rural and urban. Review 9, 305–14.

Pounds N. J. G. 1985: An historical geography of Europe 1800–1914. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

Robinson M. 1986: The extent of farm underdrainage in England and Wales prior to 1939. Agricultural History Review 34, 79–85.

Roudié P. 1985: Long distance emigration from the port of Bourdeaux 1865 –1920. Journal of Historical Geography 11, 268–79.

Scott A. 1986: Industrialization and urbanization: A geographical agenda. Annals of the Association of American Geographers 76, 25–37.

Sieder R. 1985: Housing policy, social welfare and family life in ‘Red Vienna’, 1919–34. Oral History 13, 35–48.

Smith N. 1984: Uneven development: Nature, capital and the production of space. Oxford: Basil Blackwell.

Smith R. M. editor, 1985: Land, kinship and life-cycle. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

Thirsk J. editor, 1985: The agrarian history of England and Wales, Volume V, 1640–1750, Part I, Regional farming systems, Part II, Agrarian change. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

Thorp D. B. 1986: Assimilation in north Carolina's Moravian community. Journal of Southern History 52, 14–42.

Tribe K. 1986: Introduction to a reply to criticism. Economy and Society 15, 251–3.

Tyrell J. G. 1985: Observations of environment and vegetation by early European travellers in east Africa. Geografiska Annaler 67B, 29–34.

Urry J. 1986: Making space for space. Economy and Society 15, 272–80.

Vill M. J. 1986: Building enterprise in late nineteenth-century Baltimore. Journal of Historical Geography 12, 162–81.

Williams M. A. J. 1985: On become human: Geographical background to cultural evolution. Australian Geographer 16, 175–84.

Winchester H. P. M. 1986: Agricultural change and population movements in France 1892–1929. Agricultural History Review 34, 60–78.

Withers C. W. J. 1985: Highland migration to Dundee, Perth and Stirling, 1753–1891. Journal of Historical Geography 11, 395–418.

Wyckoff W. 1986: Land subdivision on the Holland purchase in western New York State, 1797–1820. Journal of Historical Geography 12, 142–61.