The Geography of Services

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Centro Studi Investimenti Sociali 1986: Business services as an industrialization variable in underdeveloped regions: Two case studies in southern Italy. Brussels: Commission of the European Communities, FAST Occasional Paper 108.

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Cooke P. editor, 1986: Global restructuring, local response. London: Economic and Social Research Council.

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Daniels P. W. Thrift N. J. 1986: Producer services in an international context. University of Liverpool and St Davids University College Lampeter, Working Papers on Producer Services 1.

De Bandt J. 1985: Les services dans les sociétés industrielles. Paris: Economica.

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Fanning D. 1987: Banking in Europe: An international and structural analysis. Beckenham: Croom Helm.

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Gemmell M. 1986: Structual change and economic development: The role of services. Basingstoke: MacMillan.

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Illeris S. 1985: Bibliography of the role of services in regional development. Brussels: Commission for the European Communities, FAST Occasional Paper 67.

Illeris S. , 1986: How to analyse the role of services in regional development. In Borchert J.G. Bourne L.S. Sinclair R. , editors, Urban systems in transition, Amsterdam: Netherlands Geographical Studies 16, 45–59.

Illeris S. , 1987: Regional structure of the service society. Paper presented at an International Conference on the Theory and Dynamics of Services, Centre Européen Johns Hopkins/University of Lille, January.

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Inman R. P. editor, 1986: Managing the service economy: Prospects and problems. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

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Kutay A. 1985: Impacts of telecommunications technology on office decentralization. Pittsburgh, PA: Carnegie-Mellon University, School of Urban and Public Affairs Research Paper.

Kutay A. , 1986a: Effects of telecommunications technology on office location. Urban Geography 7, 243–57.

Kutay A. , 1986b: Optimum office location and the comparative statics of information economies. Regional Studies 20, 551–64.

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Lamb A. 1986: International banking in London, 1975–85. Bank of England Quarterly Bulletin 26, 367–78.

Law C. M. 1986: An uncertain future for the city centre: The case of Manchester. Manchester Geographer NS 7, 26–43.

Lensink E. 1986: Producer services in rural areas. Paper presented at Second British-Dutch Symposium on Rural Geography, Amsterdam, September.

Leveson I. 1986: Services in the US economy: Myths and realities. Economic Impact 56, 78–83.

Ley D. 1985: Downtown in the suburbs: A comparative study of two Vancouver head offices. Canadian Geographer 29, 30–43.

Ley D. Hutton T. 1987: Vancouver's corporate complex and producer service sector: Linkages and divergence within a provincial staples economy. Regional Studies 21 (in press).

Leyshon A. Daniels P. W. Thrift N. J. 1987a: Large accountancy firms in the UK: Operational adaptation and spatial development. University of Liverpool and St Davids University College, Lampeter, Working Papers on Producer Services 2.

Leyshon A. Daniels P. W. Thrift N. J. , 1987b: Internationalization of professional producer services: The case of large accountancy firms. University of Liverpool and St Davids University College, Lampeter, Working Papers on Producer Services 3.

Lipietz A. 1986: New tendencies in the international division of labour: Regimes of accumulation and modes of regulation. In Scott A.J. Storper M. , editors, Production, work, territory, Boston: Allen and Unwin, 16–40.

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McDougall R. 1986: Dividing the spoils. The Banker 136, 142–47.

MacLeod R. editor, 1986: Technology and the human prospect. London: Frances Pinter.

Malmgrem H. B. 1986: Negotiating internation rules for trade in services. Economic Impact 54, 27–32.

Martin R. Rowthorn R. L. 1986: The geography of deindustrialization. Basingstoke: MacMillan.

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Moss M. L. , 1986b: Telecommunications and the future of cities. Land Development Studies 3, 33–44.

Moss M. L. , 1986c: Telecommunications policy and world urban development. Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the International Institute of Communications, Edinburgh, September.

Moss M. L. Dunau A. 1986: The location of back offices: Emerging trends and development patterns. New York: Sylvan Lawrence Research and Data Centre, New York University.

Moulaert F. Tordoir P. Dyckman J. 1986: The international division of services: Theoretical issues. Paper presented at 33rd North American Meetings of the Regional Science Association, Columbus, Ohio, November.

Netherlands Economic Institute 1986: Telecommunications and the location of producer services in the Netherlands. Brussels: Commission of the European Communities, FAST Occasional Paper 98.

Nisse J. 1986: Beyond the Square Mile. The Banker 136, 137–40.

Noyelle T. J. 1985: New technologies and services: Impacts on cities and jobs. College Park, Ma.: The University of Maryland Institute for Urban Studies.

Noyelle T. J. , 1986: Beyond industrial dualism: Market and job segmentation in the new economy. Boulder, Co.: Westview Press.

Noyelle T. J. , 1987: Services and the new economy: Towards a new labour market segmentation. Paper presented at an International Conference on the Theory and Dynamics of Services, Centre Européen Johns Hopkins/University of Lille, January.

Ochel W. Wegner M. 1986: The role and determinants of services in Europe. Brussels: Commission for the European Communities, FAST Occasional Paper 132.

OECD 1984a: International trade in services: Banking. Paris: OECD.

OECD, 1984b: International trade in services: Insurance. Paris: OCED.

Paddison R. Findlay A. 1986: Some problems in planning the office economy in a third world city: The example of Tunis. Geoforum 17, 367–74.

Parsons D. J. 1985: Trends in clerical labour markets, 1971–81: A statistical review. The Service Industries Journal 5, 280–98.

Pederson E. O. 1986: Office location: A bibliography. Monticello, Illinois: Vance Bibliographies No. P2055.

Pederson P. O. 1986a: The role of business services in regional development: A new growth centre strategy? Scandinavian Housing and Planning Research 3, 167–82.

Pederson P. O. , 1986b: Business service strategies: The case of the provincial centre of Esbjerg. Brussels: Commission of the European Communities, FAST Series FS 19.

Petit P. 1986: Slow growth and the service economy. London: Frances Pinter.

Plender J. Wallace P. 1985: The Square Mile: A guide to the new City of London. London: Century Hutchinson.

Preston R. E. 1986: A business press perspective on the emergence of Toronto as Canada's dominant city. In Borchert J.G. Bourne L.S. Sinclair R. , editors, Urban systems in transition, Amsterdam: Netherlands Geographical Studies 16, 70–84.

Producer Services Working Party 1986: Uneven development in the service sector: Understanding the location and role of producer services. Birmingham: Institute of British Geographers Producer Services Working Party.

Promethée-CEPII-CEPS 1986: Europe in the new international division of labour in the field of services. Brussels: Commission of the European Communities, FAST Occasional Paper 17 (Vol. 1), 128 (Vol. II).

Racine J-B. Cunha A. 1986: Service agencies in Swiss region dynamics: From cumulative growth to poly centric decentralization. In Borchert J.G. Bourne L.S. Sinclair R. , editors, Urban systems in transition. Amsterdam: Netherlands Geographical Studies 16, 99–110.

Rajan A. 1985: Service industry: Consumer or creator of national wealth? Futures 17, 52–56.

Rajan A. , 1987: Services: The second industrial revolution. London: Butterworths.

Rajan A. Cooke 1986: The impact of information technology on employment in the financial services industry. Westminster Bank Quarterly Review August, 21–35.

Riddle D. 1986: Service-led growth: The role of the service sector. New York: Praeger.

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Rowthorn R. E. Wells J. R. 1986: De-industrialization and foreign trade: Britain's decline in a global perspective. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

Sampson G. Snape R. 1985: Identifying the issues in trade in services. The World Economy June, 171–82.

Sauvant K. 1987: International trade in services: The politics of transborder data flows. Boulder, Cl.: Westview Press.

Schwamm H. Merciai P. 1985: The multinationals and the services. New York: Wiley.

Semple R. K. 1985: Toward a quaternary place theory. Urban Geography 6, 285–96.

Semple R. K. Green M. B. Martz D. J. F. 1985: Perspectives on corporate headquarters relocation in the United States. Urban Geography 6, 370–91.

Simmons J. W. 1986: The impact of distribution activities on the Canadian urban system. In Borchert J.G. Bourne L.S. Sinclair R. , editors, Urban systems in transition, Amsterdam: Netherlands Geographical Studies 16, 60–69.

Thrift N. J. 1986: Localities in an international economy. Paper presented at ESRC Workshop on Localities in an International Economy, Cardiff, September.

The Times 1987: Saatchi and Saatchi in their true light. 19 February 1987.

Tuppen J. N. Bateman M. 1987: The relaxation of office development controls in Paris: An assessment of the consequences. Regional Studies 21, 69–74.

Van Dinteren J. H. J. 1986: Commerciale kantoren en Nederlandse steden. Geografisch Tijdschrift 20, 263–72.

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Van Haselen H. Molle W. De Wit R. 1985: Technological change and service employment in the regions of Europe: The case of banking and insurance. Paper presented at Conference on Technological Change and Employment, Zandvoort, Netherlands, March.

Walker R. 1985: Is there a service economy? The changing capitalist division of labour. Science and Society 39, 42–83.

Wever E. 1985: Regional-ekonimisch perspektief. Nijmegen: Van Dien.

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Wheeler J. O. Dillon J. M. 1985: The wealth of the nation: Spatial dimensions of US metropolitan commercial banking. Urban Geography 6, 297–315.

White B. Vitas D. 1986: Barriers in international banking. Lloyds Bank Review 161, 19–31.