Progress in Human Geography -- Table of Contents (March 1996, 20 [1])

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Fiona Smyth and Richard Thomas: Preventative action and the diffusion of HIV/AIDS
Progress in Human Geography 1996 20: 1-22. [PDF] [References]

Matthew Gandy: Crumbling land: the postmodernity debate and the analysis of environmental problems
Progress in Human Geography 1996 20: 23-40. [PDF] [References]

Lucy Jarosz: Working in the global food system: a focus for international comparative analysis
Progress in Human Geography 1996 20: 41-55. [PDF] [References]

Robert M. Kitchin: lncreasing the integrity of cognitive mapping research: appraising conceptual schemata of environment-behaviour interaction
Progress in Human Geography 1996 20: 56-84. [PDF] [References]

Harold Brookfield: Classics in human geography revisited: Brookfield, H. 1975: Interdependent development. London: Methuen
Progress in Human Geography 1996 20: 85-90. [PDF]

Blair Badcock: 'Looking-glass' views of the city
Progress in Human Geography 1996 20: 91-99. [PDF] [References]

Felix Driver: Histories of the present? The history and philosophy of geography, part III
Progress in Human Geography 1996 20: 100-109. [PDF] [References]

Keith Hoggart: All washed up and nowhere to go? Public policy and geographical research
Progress in Human Geography 1996 20: 110-122. [PDF] [References]

Robin A. Kearns: AIDS and medical geography: embracing the Other?
Progress in Human Geography 1996 20: 123-131. [PDF] [References]

Simon Gerrard: Book reviews: Adams, J. 1995: Risk. London: UCL Press. xii + 228 pp. £35.00 cloth, £12.95 paper. ISBN: 1 85728 067 9 cloth, 1 85728 068 7 paper
Progress in Human Geography 1996 20: 133-134. [PDF] [References]

Klaus Dodds: Book reviews: Agnew, J. and Corbridge, S. 1995: Mastering space - hegemony, territory and international political economy. London: Routledge. xiii + 260 pp. £45.00 cloth, £14.99 paper. ISBN: 0 415 09433 X cloth, 0 415 09434 8 paper
Progress in Human Geography 1996 20: 134-135. [PDF]

Edward Brown: Book reviews: Auty, R. 1994: Patterns of development: resources, policy and economic growth. London: Edward Arnold. xv + 300 pp. £40.00 cloth. ISBN: 0 340 625112 2
Progress in Human Geography 1996 20: 135-137. [PDF] [References]

R.J. Johnston: Book reviews: Blomley, N.K. 1994: Law, space and the geographies of power. New York and London: Guilford Press. 259 pp. £22.95. ISBN: 0 898 62496 7
Progress in Human Geography 1996 20: 137-138. [PDF]

Brian W. Ilbery: Book reviews: Burger, A. 1994: The agriculture of the world. Aldershot: Avebury. xiv + 306 pp. £39.50 cloth. ISBN: 1 85628 609 6
Progress in Human Geography 1996 20: 138-139. [PDF] [References]

Richard Gibb: Book reviews: Chisholm, M. 1995: Britain on the edge of Europe. London: Routledge. xv + 182 pp. £12.99 paper. ISBN: 0 415 11921 9
Progress in Human Geography 1996 20: 139-140. [PDF]

C.R. de Freitas: Book reviews: Fankhauser, S. 1995: Valuing climate change: the economics of the greenhouse. London: Earthscan. xiv + 180 pp. £12.95 paper. ISBN: 1 85383 237 5
Progress in Human Geography 1996 20: 140-141. [PDF] [References]

Peter J. Taylor: Book reviews: Giddens, A. 1994: Beyond left and right. The future of radical politics. Cambridge: Polity Press. viii + 276 pp. £45.00 cloth, £11.95 paper. ISBN: 0 7456 1438 8 cloth, 0 7456 1439 6 paper
Progress in Human Geography 1996 20: 141-143. [PDF]

Liz Bondi: Book reviews: Gold, J.R., Jenkins, A., Lee, R., Monk, J., Riley, J., Shepherd, I. and Unwin, D. 1991: Teaching geography in higher education. A manual of good practice. Oxford: Blackwell. 262 pp. £14.99 paper. ISBN: 0 631 18731 6
Progress in Human Geography 1996 20: 143-144. [PDF]

Keith Beavon: Book reviews: Lemon, A., editor, 1995: The geography of change in South Africa. Chichester: Wiley. xxxiii + 239 pp. £39.95 cloth. ISBN: 0 471 94938 8
Progress in Human Geography 1996 20: 144-145. [PDF]

Paul Curran: Book reviews: Meyer, W.B. and Turner, B.L., II, editors, 1994: Changes in land use and land cover: a global perspective. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. xi + 537 pp. £35.00 cloth. ISBN: 0 521 47085 4
Progress in Human Geography 1996 20: 145-146. [PDF] [References]

Hong-key Yoon: Book reviews: Park, C.C. 1994: Sacred worlds, an introduction to geography and religion. London and New York: Routledge. xiv + 332 pp. £45.00 cloth. ISBN: 0 415 09012 1
Progress in Human Geography 1996 20: 146-147. [PDF] [References]

Mark Blacksell: Book reviews: Ross, G. 1995: Jacques Delors and European integration. Cambridge: Polity Press. x + 326 pp. £45.00 cloth. ISBN: 0 7456 1246 6
Progress in Human Geography 1996 20: 148-149. [PDF]

Frank Peck: Book reviews: Syrett, S. 1995: Local development: restructuring, locality and economic initiative in Portugal. Aldershot: Avebury. xiv + 372 pp. £40.00 cloth. ISBN: 1 85628 484 0
Progress in Human Geography 1996 20: 149-150. [PDF]

Allan M. Williams: Book reviews: Trigal, L.L., editor, 1994: La migración de Portugueses en España. Leon: Universidad de Leon. 191 pp. paper. ISBN: 84 606 1819 6
Progress in Human Geography 1996 20: 150-151. [PDF]

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