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  • The paper describes the expansion of the motion picture as a cultural and technical innovation in Hungary. It focuses on the following questions: How did the appearance of the sound-film reshape the spatial pattern of cinemas? How did the innovation
  • 2008
  • Gatekeepers of knowledge within industrial districts : who they are, how they interact
  • 2008
  • climates, the AA. show how it is being used for other purposes, such as providing estimates of the carbon accumulation in peatlands during the postglacial, and suggest how methods of data mining could be used with this data set. The AA. also show how some
  • 2008
  • The energy based least action principle (LAP) has proven to be very successful for explaining natural phenomena. This paper briefly reviews its historical development and details how, in 3 ways, it governs the behaviour and stability of alluvial
  • rivers. The paper focuses on the interpretation of how rivers adjust toward conditions that minimize change and maximize operational efficiency. Importantly, this study describes how iterative changes enable systems to achieve such a stable equilibrium.
  • 2008
  • Using survey data from a restored gravel-bed river, the AA. demonstrate how transformation to the channel-centered coordinate system facilitates interpretation of the variogram, a statistical model of reach-scale spatial structure used in kriging
  • , and how the choice of a trend model affects the variogram of the residuals from that trend. Similarly, the AA. show how decomposing kriging predictions into their trend and residual components can yield useful information on channel morphology. Cross
  • 2008
  • The article seeks to encourage an engagement with place as an idea at A-level and beyond. It asks what place is, how it has been developed over the last 40 years by geographers and others and how the ideas of place can inform the understanding
  • 2008
  • The area of the town and commune of Chęciny has exceptional values, both the natural and cultural ones. However, it is characterized by a high rate of unemployment and population decline. The paper aimed at answering how the local inhabitants assess
  • natural, social and economic environment in the context of development of their town and commune and how the assessment vary between local officials and other inhabitants of the region. - (BJ)
  • 2008
  • From trusteeship to development : how class and gender complicated Kenya's housing policy, 1939-1963
  • 2008
  • How can western China attract FDI ? A case of Japanese investment
  • 2008
  • The paper extends the border literature as well as the debate on how Mexican immigrants perform in U.S. labor markets. The AA. investigate how immigrant/native earnings disparities changed for residents in U.S. cities along the Mexican border vis-à
  • 2008
  • Spatial patterns of production linkages in the context of Europe's small towns : how are rural firms linked to the local economy
  • 2008
  • This book examines the impact of climate change on colonial Mexico. By considering three case-study regions (Chihuahua's arid Conchos basin, the lush Oaxaca valley, and Guanajuato in the Bajio of Mexico) it offers insights into how different
  • societies articulate knowledge about climate and the environment, and how they respond to climatic variability. The study draws on Mexico's rich colonial archives and provides a historical perspectives on the complex relationship between climate
  • 2008
  • over the past fifty years. Twenty-six interpretative essays highlight : the significance of the chosen text ; how the book should be read ; the book's main arguments and how it advanced geographical thought ; reactions and controversies surrounding
  • 2008
  • Food security is a central issue in the numerous megacities of the global south. However, basic knowledge lacks about how food supply and distribution currently work in these agglomerations. Drawing on recent research in Dhaka, Bangladesh
  • , in this article we outline the supply and distribution channels of rice and clarify how the goods pass “from plough to fork”. - (IfL)
  • 2008
  • How fixed is fixed ? Gendered rigidity of space-time constraints and geographies of everyday activities
  • 2008
  • In the 1980s geographers began to use post-structuralist ideas to rethink the interconnections between social identity categories and spatiality. During the 1990s some scholars began to explore how spaces are sexualised and gendered and how gender
  • 2008
  • How do streamflow generation mechanism affect watershed hypsometry ?
  • 2008
  • Over the past decades the rapid modernization of Bavaria has gained more and more public attention. Of particular main importance is the question how an industrially backward region could become one of the most successful economical
  • 2008
  • This paper focuses on the urban fabric, “the hardware” of an urban system. It discusses how to examine the urban fabric in terms of form, age and typical structures, technical and non-technical surface, land use, spatial location, material
  • 2008
  • work if all parts contribute with their potentials to economic growth. The idea is evident; nevertheless, there are still open questions on how to achieve these goals. - (IfL)
  • 2008