Peter J. Taylor

Beyond containers: internationality, interstateness, interterritoriality
Progress in Human Geography 1995 19: 1-15. [PDF] [References]  

Jamie Peck

Moving and shaking: business élites, state localism and urban privatism
Progress in Human Geography 1995 19: 16-46. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Bo Malmberg

Problems of time-space co-ordination: a key to the understanding of multiplant firms
Progress in Human Geography 1995 19: 47-60. [PDF] [References]  

Andy C. Pratt

Putting critical realism to work: the practical implications for geographical research
Progress in Human Geography 1995 19: 61-74. [PDF] [References]  

Rachel Woodward

Approaches towards the study of social polarization in the UK
Progress in Human Geography 1995 19: 75-89. [PDF] [References]  

Ronald Skeldon

The challenge facing migration research: a case for greater awareness
Progress in Human Geography 1995 19: 91-96. [PDF] [References]  

Keith H. Halfacree and Paul J. Boyle

'A little learning is a dangerous thing': a reply to Ron Skeldon
Progress in Human Geography 1995 19: 97-99. [PDF] [References]  

Mark Blacksell

An American dream: a comment on Gearóid Ó Tuathail (1994)
Progress in Human Geography 1995 19: 101. [PDF] [References]  

Gearóid Ó. Tuathail

The interpretation of dreams: a response to Blacksell
Progress in Human Geography 1995 19: 103-104. [PDF] [References]  

John R. Gold and Thomas F. Saarinen

Gould, P and White, R. 1974: Mental maps. Harmondsworth: Penguin Books
Progress in Human Geography 1995 19: 105-110. [PDF] [References]  

Susan L. Cutter

Race, class and environmental justice
Progress in Human Geography 1995 19: 111-122. [PDF] [References]  

Felix Driver

Visualizing geography: a journey to the heart of the discipline
Progress in Human Geography 1995 19: 123-134. [PDF] [References]  

Nicky Gregson

And now it's all consumption?
Progress in Human Geography 1995 19: 135-141. [PDF] [References]  

Keith Hoggart

Geography and public policy
Progress in Human Geography 1995 19: 142-147. [PDF] [References]  

Ceri Peach

Book reviews : Jackson, P. and Penrose, J., editors, 1993: Con structions of race, place and nation. London: UCL Press. vii+216 pp. £35.00 cloth, £12.95 paper. ISBN: 1 83728 076 8 cloth, 1 83728 077 6 paper
Progress in Human Geography 1995 19: 149-150. [PDF]  

Andrew Gilg

Book reviews : Le Heron, R. 1994: Globalized agriculture: polit ical choice. Oxford: Pergamon Press. 235 pp. £55.00 cloth. ISBN: 0 0804 0804 4
Progress in Human Geography 1995 19: 150-152. [PDF] [References]  

Geraldine Pratt

Book reviews : Massey, D. 1994: Space, place and gender. Cam bridge: Polity Press. vii + 280 pp. £45.00 cloth, f 12.95 paper. ISBN: 0 7456 1235 0 cloth, 0 7456 1235 0 paper
Progress in Human Geography 1995 19: 152-153. [PDF] [References]  

Morag Bell

Book reviews : Phillips, D.R. and Verhasselt, Y., editors, 1994: Health and development. London: Routledge. 315 pp. £45.00 cloth, £14.99 paper. ISBN: 0 415 085 284 cloth, 0 415 085 292 paper
Progress in Human Geography 1995 19: 154-155. [PDF]  

Andrew Kerr

Book reviews : Price, M.F. and Heywood, D.I., editors, 1994: Mountain environments and geographic informa tion systems. London: Taylor & Francis. xiv + 309 pp. £55.00 cloth. ISBN: 0 7484 0088 5
Progress in Human Geography 1995 19: 155-156. [PDF]  

R.J. Johnston

Book reviews : Sitwell, O.F.G. 1993: Four centuries of special geography: an annotated guide to all books that purport to describe all the countries in the world published in English before 1888, with a critical introduction. Vancouver: University of British Columbia Press. xii + 668 pp. £70.00 cloth. ISBN: 0 7748 0444 0
Progress in Human Geography 1995 19: 156-157. [PDF]  

Eleonore Kofman

Book reviews : Taylor, P., editor, 1993: Political geography of the twentieth century. A global analysis. London: John Wiley. xiii+269 pp. £16.95 paper. ISBN: 0 471 94714 1
Progress in Human Geography 1995 19: 157-158. [PDF] [References]  

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