Progress in Human Geography -- Table of Contents (1980, 4 [2])

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Contents: 1980, Volume 4, No. 2 [Index by Author]
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Gordon L. Clark: Critical problems of geographical unemployment models
Progress in Human Geography 1980 4: 157-180. [PDF] [References] [Request Permission]

Paul J. Cloke: New emphases for applied rural geography
Progress in Human Geography 1980 4: 181-217. [PDF] [References] [Request Permission]

Frank Leeming: On Chinese geography
Progress in Human Geography 1980 4: 218-237. [PDF] [References] [Request Permission]

Keiichi Takeuchi: Some remarks on the history of regional description and the tradition of regionalism in modern Japan
Progress in Human Geography 1980 4: 238-248. [PDF] [References] [Request Permission]

J.E. Spencer: Southeast Asia
Progress in Human Geography 1980 4: 249-254. [PDF] [References] [Request Permission]

J. Clark Archer: Political geography
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J.E. Martin: Location theory and spatial analysis
Progress in Human Geography 1980 4: 265-270. [PDF] [References] [Request Permission]

Alan Hay: Transport geography
Progress in Human Geography 1980 4: 271-275. [PDF] [References] [Request Permission]

R.J. Johnston: Review symposium: Geography is what geographers do—and did: Zelinsky, W., editor, 1978: Human geography: coming of age. American Behavioral Scientist, volume 22, number 1. Beverly Hills and London: Sage Publications. 167 pp. E3.50. Hudson, J. C., editor, 1979: Seventy-five years of American geography. Annals of the Association of American Geographers, volume 69, number 1. Washington DC: Association of American Geographers. 185 pp. US $7.00
Progress in Human Geography 1980 4: 277-283. [PDF] [References] [Request Permission]

Robert Freestone: Review symposium: La géographie humaine: Deskins, D. R., Kish, G., Nystuen, J. D. and Olsson, G., editors, 1977: Geographic humanism, analysis and social action: proceedings of symposia celebrating a half century of geography at Michigan. Ann Arbor: Department of Geography, University of Michigan, Michigan Geographical Publication No. 17. xii + 390 pp. US $7.00. Butzer, K. W., editor, 1978: Dimensions of human geography: essays on some familiar and neglected themes. University of Chicago, Department of Geography, Research Paper no. 188. vii + 190 pp. US $6.00. Zelinsky, W., editor, 1978: Human geography: coming of age. American Behavioral Scientist, volume 22, number 1. 167 pp. US $4.60 (£3.50)
Progress in Human Geography 1980 4: 284-291. [PDF] [References] [Request Permission]

Ray Hudson: Review symposium: Culture and theory in human geography: Butzer, K. W., editor, 1978: Dimensions of human geography: essays on some familiar and neglected themes. University of Chicago, Department of Geography, Research Paper no. 186. vii + 190 pp. US $6.00
Progress in Human Geography 1980 4: 292-295. [PDF] [Request Permission]

J.R. Short: Book review: Perin, C. 1977: Everything in its place: social order and land use in America. Princeton, New Jersey: Princeton University Press. xv + 291 pp. us $12.95 (£16.50)
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Brian J. L. Berry: Book review: Haggett, P., Cliff, A. D. and Frey, A. 1977: Locational analysis in human geography. London: Edward Arnold. xiv + 605 pp. £23.50. Complete cloth edition. (Volume 1 Locational models £5.50 paper; volume 2 Locational methods £9.00 paper.)
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David Grigg: Book review: Eyre, S. R. 1978: The real wealth of nations. London: Edward Arnold. £9.50 cloth; £5.95 paper
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I.G. Simmons: Book review: Cohen, M. N. 1977: The food crisis in pre-history. Overpopulation and the origins of agriculture. New Haven and London. x + 341 pp. £11.90 cloth; £3.95 paper
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M.M. Cole: Book review: Kowall, J. M. and Kassam, A. H. 1978: Agricultural ecology of savanna. A study of West Africa. Oxford: Oxford University Press. xi + 403 pp. £16.00
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K.M. Barbour: Book review: O'Connor, A. M. 1978: The geography of tropical African development, second edition. Oxford: Pergamon. xvii + 229 pp. US $10.00 paper
Progress in Human Geography 1980 4: 307-308. [PDF] [Request Permission]

I.B. Thompson: Book review: Dyer, C. 1978: Population and society in twentieth century France. London: Hodder and Stoughton. 247 pp. £7.95 cloth, £3.95 paper
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Kirk H. Stone: Book review: Parry, M. L. 1978: Climatic change, agriculture and settlement. Folkestone, Kent: Wm Dawson and Sons. 214 pp. £9.00 (US $15.00)
Progress in Human Geography 1980 4: 309-311. [PDF] [Request Permission]

Kiyoji Murata: The current state of economic and social geography in Japan
Progress in Human Geography 1980 4: i-ii. [PDF] [Request Permission]

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