All Outputs (12)

The hidden histories and geographies of neotraditional town planning: The case of Seaside, Florida (1997)
Journal Article

The neotraditional resort development of Seaside, Florida merits special attention from geographers and urban planners because of the normative claims made by its designers and because it has garnered widespread attention from practising architects,... Read More about The hidden histories and geographies of neotraditional town planning: The case of Seaside, Florida.

The sustainability of the sugar industry in the northern lowveld of Swaziland: the case of the Maguga Dam (1997)
Journal Article

Developing an integrated transport strategy: A response (1997)
Report

EMITS project: Annual report 1996-7 (1997)
Book

Transport Systems, Policy and Planning: A Geographical Approach: Rodney Tolley and Brian Turton. Longman Scientific and Technical, Harlow, Essex, 1995, 402pp. £20.99, ISBN 0 582 00562 0 (1997)
Journal Article

Changing tracks: The influence of a new light railway on perceptions of urban space and travel decisions (1997)
Thesis

A theoretical perspective on air quality management in the UK (1997)
Book Chapter

The pedagogy of atmospheric issues and the UK Atmospheric Research and Information Centre's education programme (1997)
Journal Article

The pedagogy of atmospheric issues is identified in the context of environmental education in this paper. The UK Atmospheric Research and Information Centre (ARIC) has developed an education programme which has responded to the dynamic issues relatin... Read More about The pedagogy of atmospheric issues and the UK Atmospheric Research and Information Centre's education programme.

Assessment of the first phase of the UK national air quality strategy (1997)
Book Chapter

Hegemony and regime in urban governance: Towards a theory of the locally networked state (1997)
Book Chapter

Testing the tools of air quality management: a comparison of predictions of nitrogen dioxide concentrations by CALINE4 and the DMRB models with monitored levels at the M4/M5 interchange in Bristol, UK (1997)
Book Chapter

Extending participation in the Swaziland sugar industry to small-scale growers: Patterns and prospects (1997)
Journal Article

Since its inception in 1956, the Swazi sugar industry has been dominated by large-scale estates. In 1991, due to a combination of political and economic factors, steps were taken to allow the industry to become more accessible to small-scale Swazi fa... Read More about Extending participation in the Swaziland sugar industry to small-scale growers: Patterns and prospects.