Progress in Human Geography -- Table of Contents (June 1989, 13 [2])

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L. Anders Sandberg: Geographers' perception of Canada in the world economic order
Progress in Human Geography 1989 13: 157-175. [PDF] [References]

Michael Williams: Deforestation: past and present
Progress in Human Geography 1989 13: 176-208. [PDF] [References]

Ruth Rohr-Zänker: A review of the literature on elderly migration in the Federal Republic of Germany
Progress in Human Geography 1989 13: 209-221. [PDF] [References]

Rodney A. Erickson: The influence of economics on geographic inquiry
Progress in Human Geography 1989 13: 223-249. [PDF] [References]

Breandan Ó hUallacháin: Industrial geography
Progress in Human Geography 1989 13: 251-258. [PDF] [References]

Gerry Kearns: Historical geography
Progress in Human Geography 1989 13: 259-266. [PDF] [References]

J. Barry Riddell: Geography and the study of third world underdevelopment re-revisited
Progress in Human Geography 1989 13: 267-276. [PDF] [References]

A. Gibb: Book review essay : Past imperfect; future tense: the innercity under the lens: Donnison, D. and Middleton, A. 1987: Regenerating the inner city; Glasgow's experience. London: Routledge and Kegan Paul. xvii + 322 pp. £12.95 paper
Progress in Human Geography 1989 13: 277-279. [PDF] [References]

David Seamon: Book reviews : Canter, D., Krampen, M. and Stea, D. editors, 1987: Environmental perspectives. London: Gower. xxix + 299 pp. £27.50 cloth
Progress in Human Geography 1989 13: 280-282. [PDF]

Ankie Hoogvelt: Book reviews : Crush, J. 1987: The struggle for Swazi labour, 1890-1920. McGill-Queen's University Press. xvi + 292 pp. £32.50 cloth
Progress in Human Geography 1989 13: 282-283. [PDF]

Roger Lee: Book reviews : Dunford, M.F. 1988: Capital, the state, and regional development. London: Pion. iv + 392 pp. £34.50 cloth
Progress in Human Geography 1989 13: 283-285. [PDF]

W.A.V. Clark: Book reviews : Eppink, Th.W.A. 1988: Choice of mathematical models and geographic research considering alternatives. Amsterdam and Nijmegen: Netherlands Geographical Studies 66. xii + 238 pp
Progress in Human Geography 1989 13: 285-286. [PDF]

Nicholas J. Williams: Book reviews : Forrest, R. and Murie, A. 1988: Selling the welfare state: the privatisation of public housing. London: Routledge. xi + 279 pp. £35.00 cloth
Progress in Human Geography 1989 13: 286-287. [PDF]

J.S. Whitelaw: Book reviews : Gordon, I. editor, 1987: Unemployment, the regions and labour markets: reactions to recession. London: Pion. 197 pp. £15.00 paper
Progress in Human Geography 1989 13: 287-290. [PDF] [References]

A.H. Dawson: Book reviews : Hallett, G. editor, 1988: Land and housing policies in Europe and the USA: a comparative analysis. London: Routledge. i + 216 pp. £27.50 cloth
Progress in Human Geography 1989 13: 290-291. [PDF]

Paul Compton: Book reviews : Horner, A.A., Walsh, J.A. and Harrington, V.P. 1988: Population in Ireland: a census atlas. Dublin: University College Dublin. x + 164 pp. IR£20.00 cloth, IR£15.00 paper
Progress in Human Geography 1989 13: 291-293. [PDF]

John A. Dawson: Book reviews : Howells, J. 1988: Economic, technological and locational trends in European services. Aldershot: Avebury. viii + 225 pp. £22.50 cloth
Progress in Human Geography 1989 13: 293-295. [PDF] [References]

John Fraser Hart: Book reviews : Knox, P.L., Bartels, E.H., Bohland, J.R., Holcomb, B. and Johnston, R.J. 1988: The United States: a contemporary human geography. London: Longman. xii + 287 pp. £12.95 paper: Bradshaw, M. 1988: Regions and regionalism in the United States. London: Macmillan. x + 187 pp. £20.00 cloth, £6.95 paper
Progress in Human Geography 1989 13: 295-298. [PDF] [References]

W.J. Maunder: Book reviews : Lamb, H.H. 1988: Weather, climate and human affairs. London and New York: Routledge. viii + 364 pp. £60.00 cloth
Progress in Human Geography 1989 13: 298-300. [PDF]

Michael Laver: Book reviews : McCay, B. and Acheson, J. editors, 1987: The question of the commons. Tucson: University of Arizona Press. xvi + 440 pp. US$35.00 cloth
Progress in Human Geography 1989 13: 300-301. [PDF]

Peter J. Taylor: Book reviews : Modelski, G. 1987: Long cycles in world politics. London: Macmillan. 244 pp. £29.50 cloth
Progress in Human Geography 1989 13: 302-304. [PDF] [References]

Stella Lowder: Book reviews : Pacione, M. 1988: The third world: progress and prospect. London: Routledge. 470 pp. £35.00 cloth
Progress in Human Geography 1989 13: 304-308. [PDF] [References]

Murray McCaskill: Book reviews : Powell, J.M. 1988: An historical geography of modern Australia: the restive fringe. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. xiii + 400 pp. £30.00, US$54.50 cloth
Progress in Human Geography 1989 13: 308-311. [PDF] [References]

Phil O'Keefe: Book reviews : Soussan, J. 1988: Primary resources and energy in the third world. London: Routledge. vi + 144 pp. £5.95 paper
Progress in Human Geography 1989 13: 311-312. [PDF]

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