Remodelling Geography

23x15cm, In a torn and soiled dustwrapper. Contains 20 papers. includes: J. Thornes "Geomorphology & Grass Roots Models"; R. Haines-Young "Modelling Geographical Knowledge"; P.H. Harvey & H.C.J. Godfray "Models in Island Biogeography"; D. Unwin "Three Questions About Modelling in Physical Geography": A. Wilson "Classics, Modelling & Critical Theory: Human Geography as Structured Pluralism"; S. Openshaw " Computer Modelling in Human Geography"; B. Macmillan "Quantiative Theory Construction in Human Geography"; S. Macgill "Modelling in Human Geography:Evaluating the Quality & Feeling the Width"; A. Henderson-Sellers " Climate, Models & Geography"; M. Batty "Urban Modelling & Planning: Reflections, Retrodictions & Prescriptions"; J.R. Beaumont "Applied Geographical Modelling: Some Personal Comments"; D. Rhind "Computing, Academic Geography & the World Outside"; B. Haining "Geography & Spatial Statistics: Current Positions, Future Developments"; N.J. Cox "Modelling, Data Analysis & Pygmalion's Problem"; D. Harvey "From Models to Marx: Notes on the Project to 'Remodel' Contemporary Geography"; D. Harvey & A. Scott "The Practice of Human Geography: Theory & Empirical Specificity in the Transition from Fordism to Flexible Accumulation"; D. Cosgrove "Models,Description & Imagination in Geography"; R. Flowerdew "Some Critical Views of Modelling in Geography"; M. Kirkby "The Future of Modelling in Physical Geography"; R.J. Bennett "Whither Models & Geography in a Post- Welfarist World?"; Some binding rubbing. Some page-edge soil. VG., dustwrapper. …