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  • The demand for food consumed at home and away from home
  • McFALL LAMM, R. Jr
  • Local strategies in resale home financing in the Toronto housing market
  • A typology of home finance is developed and the incidence and spatial patterning of home finance types are evaluated for Toronto in 1976-77. The evidence suggests a clear spatial differentiation of home finance types and confirmation
  • MURDIE, R.
  • Home truths: recent feminist constructions
  • The AA. filter this report on recent geographical writing through the metaphor of home, to explore attempts to dissolve conventional analytical categories and rethink gendered urban spaces.
  • DOWLING R.
  • Home or away: why do qualified leavers from Scottish schools move away from home?
  • This paper considers the reasons why qualified leavers from Scottish schools move from, or stay in, their parents'home. Sixorigin/destination sets, which are homogeneous in terms of moving from home, are identified. These sets are analysed
  • individually and compared. It concludes that in Scotland inertia is the strongest influence in deciding whether a qualified leaver stays at home or not. (AGD).
  • BELDING R. K.
  • A minimal representation for dead-reckoning navigation : updating the homing vector
  • Généralités sur la géographie ; Homing ; Linéarisation ; Modèle ; Navigation ; Origine-destination ; Système d'équations ; Trajectoire
  • Ce modèle de navigation à l'estime établit que l'observateur utilise les informations sur ses propres déplacements sous une forme discrète et qu'il modifie sa trajectoire de manière à l'adapter continuellement au homing vector . Une représentation
  • KLATZKY, R. L.
  • GOLLEDGE, R. G.
  • Financial deregulation and access to home ownership in Australia : a rejoinder
  • Réponse à la note de R. Leeson dans cette même revue, année 1992 pp. 1191-1194.
  • The myth of the promised land : the social diffusion of home ownership in Britain and North America
  • HARRIS, R.
  • Low cost home ownership : the extension of owner-occupation ?
  • IMRIE, R. F.
  • Home ownership and class in modern Canada
  • HARRIS, R.
  • The impact on city finance of false registration in second homes, the case of the 1981 Austrian Census
  • BENNETT, R. J.
  • A study inside the English working-class home. Problems of participant observer research
  • MacDONALD, R.
  • Financial deregulation and access to home ownership in Australia : an examination of the evidence
  • LEESON, R.
  • As American suburbs support a higher percentage of old people, a need has arisen for support services for this age-group : home health care, assistance with home maintenance, adult day care and transportation. A case study of this aging-in-place
  • YOUNG, R. A.
  • By their dwellings shall we know them : home and setting in China
  • MCCOLL, R. W.
  • Presidential address. Coming home
  • PALM, R.
  • Racial discrimination as a determinant of home improvement loans
  • RYKER, R. E.
  • The position of former council homes in the housing market
  • Since 14 years public-sector dwellings in England have transferred to the owner-occupied sector. The paper examines the contribution of council house sales to the recent growth of home ownership and price relationships between former council homes
  • and other dwellings in the market. It draws on a major national study of the resale of former council homes which included a survey of over 3000 dwellings which had been resold by the original sitting tenant purchasers.
  • FORREST, R.[b1]
  • Industrial change, the domestic economy and home life in Redundant spaces in cities and regions? Studies in industrial decline and social change.
  • The AA. show how the main activities that go on in the home are related to those in the workplace. The domestic economy and home life developed in relation to the development of specifically capitalist ways of organizing production
  • . It is not possible to adequately understand one without the other, and the chapter situates these historical processes within the developing geography of the city. It is women who most obviously bridge home and workplace and the changing relations between the two
  • HUDSON, R., (Editeur scientifique)
  • A visceral approach : cooking at home with migrant women in Hamilton, New Zealand
  • ' experiences. They focus on a group of 11 migrant women. They are comfortable in their domestic spaces and experience cooking not as a burden but as an important way of staying connected with their old home.
  • LONGHURST, R.
  • Aragón ; Housing estate ; Land ; Second home ; Spain ; Urban administration ; Urbanization
  • BETRÁN ABADÍA, R.