A multiregional population-projection framework that incorporates both migration and residential mobility streams: application to metropolitan citysuburb redistribution
Ressursregnskap et hjelpemiddel bade i den nasjonale of regionale planlegging An account of resources an auxiliary means both in national and regional planning
In this paper, the ways in which changes in women's domestic and waged labour and changing ideologies of women's domestic roles have both been related to retail planning in postwar Britain are examined. Recent trends in retailing and retail planning
in the light both of women's current shopping behaviour and of their attitudes towards shopping are then assessed. The paper is concluded with an exploration of the implications of a feminist approach to retail planning and research.
This paper argues the case for widening the perspectives used in the analysis of industrial location decisions to consider both procedural rationality and expressive rationality alongside the standard instrumental view.
Supply and demand functions for public campground recreation are derived, and subsequently equilibrated to estimate both the efficient price of campground use and the social costs of diverging from that price.
The turnover of tourism in the world is destined to increase rapidly, in proportion to the increase in Middle-Class income of wealth countries, and strongly boosted by both airlines and Third World governments, seeking financial support
Through daily experience, city dwellers develop mental pictures of their environment. Direct inquiries, mental maps and pictures comparisons were used to get basic information about behaviour of people, living in Mulhouse, France. Both principal
components and correspondence analyses were applied to develop efficient ways to measure and define mental regularities. The obtained results are both diversified and consistent. They point out the roles of sex, age and some socioeconomic factors
Local government women's committees and women's community action in London's docklands are studied. The AA. explore the usefulness of the formal-informal dichotomy. They outline the similarities which exist in both spheres, the empirical
In this study the recent emergence of multinational enterprises originating in Third World countries is examinated both form the viewpoint of their nature and of their role in the development processes. The Indian multinational enterprises receive
The A. analyzes the place images conveyed by two highly successful American enterprises : L. L. Bean Company, a mail-order clothing firm in Freeport, Maine and the Jack Daniels Distillery of Lynchburg, Tennessee, a producer of whiskey. Both strive
This book explores how destinations invest increasing amounts of time and money into developing and promoting their products . Using both theoretical and empirical approaches, the contributors give exemples from different areas of industry
The study analyzes the background for the science park strategy of Singapore and Taiwan, their locational factors, master plan, profile of tenants, their incubator's role, and the industry-university relationship. The majority of firms in both parks
A very disaggregated approach is adopted, with a focus on firms in a single industry in a single city. With use of both ratio and regression analysis it is found that, on average, engineering firms located in the inner Leeds area have a lower level
The A. examines the Evans and Wiltshaw explanations (static theory including non-financial returns) in turn to see to what extent they are alternatives to the dynamic-speculative explanation or whether both static and dynamic approaches can be used
American hegemony and global political structures as they relate to the North-South economic dimension and East-West political dimension, and how both relate to military build-ups in many underdeveloped countries. - (DWG)
City function and character are interrelated, both changing with time. The assessment of city character should also be based on the regional analysis,quantitative and qualitative analysis, and a comparative approach is important. Problems waiting
Analysing marriage attraction areas (as a measure of social relations), they seem weak with neighbouring countries compared with the internal areas. The differentiation of the landscape on the both sides of a boundary depends on several factors
Dynamics of socio-economic evolution. Gnoseological and ontological principles are the point of departure for a classification of real systems. Types of developing processes. The specifies of demographic and geo-demographic systems provided both
Dix articles sur les coopérants volontaires, avec études de cas au Kenya et en Asie, dans les LDC (Lesser developed countries)| the involvement of voluntary groups from both industrial action and LDC's in more effective cooperation with governmental