Table Of Content

Index to 1991 volume Authors and titles Aggregate index of environmental quality: Greenaway, M., see Gillieson, D. the example of a traditional city in Nigeria Hamilton, A. C., see Large, A. R. G. (Odemerho and Chokor), 35-58 Hoare, A., Riley’s Report: geography (mis) Aitken, C. K., Duncan, H. and McMahon, applied?, 91-103 T. A., Cross-sectional regression analysis Jones, F., Public health aspects of the water of residential water demand in Mel- cycle: a review, 179-186 bourne, Australia, 157-165 Kay, D. and McDonald, A. T., Water Barker, D., see McGregor, D. F. M. quality issues, 171-177 Birnbaum, S., see Cutter, S. L. Kimmage, K., Small-scale irrigation initia- Bullock, P. R., Seepage scald in southeast- tives in Nigeria: the problems of equity ern Australia, 59-81 and sustainability, 5—20 Chokor, B. A., see Odemerho, F. O. Kirk, R. M., River—beach interaction on Cross-sectional regression analysis of re- mixed sand and gravel coasts: a geomor- sidential water demand in Melbourne, phic model for water resource planning, Australia (Aitken et al.), 157-165 267-287 Cutter, S. L., Tiefenbacher, J., Birnbaum, Land degradation and hillside farming in the S., Wiley, J. and Solecki, W. D., Throw- Fall River basin, Jamaica (McGregor and away societies: a field survey of the Barker), 143-156 quantity, nature and distribution of litter Large, A. R. G. and Hamilton, A. C., The in New Jersey, 125-141 distribution, extent and causes of peat loss Distribution, extent and causes of peat loss in central and northwest Ireland, 309-326 in central and northwest Ireland (Large McDonald, A. T., see Kay, D. and Hamilton), 309-326 McGregor, D. F. M. and Barker, D., Land Drought, groundwater management and degradation and hillside farming in the land use planning: the case of central Fall River basin, Jamaica, 143-156 Oahu, Hawaii (Ridgley and Giambellu- McMahon, T. A., see Aitken, C. K. ca), 289-307 Mason, C. and Robins, R., The spatial Duncan, H., see Aitken, C. K. externality fields of football stadiums: the Ebisemiju, F. S., Some comments on the use effects of football and non-football uses at of spatial interpolation techniques in Kenilworth Road, Luton, 251-266 studies of man-induced river channel Mitchell, G. N., Water quality issues in the changes, 21-34 British uplands, 201-214 Ellaway, M., see Gillieson, D. Odemerho, F. O. and Chokor, B. A., An Ellis, B., Urban runoff quality in the UK: aggregate index of environmental quality: problems, prospects and procedures, 187-— the example of a traditional city in 200 Nigeria, 35-58 Fewtrell, L., Freshwater recreation: a cause Public health aspects of the water cycle: a for concern?, 215-226 review (Jones), 179-186 Flood history of the limestone ranges, Relating salmon catch trends to acid deposi- Kimberleys, Western Australia (Gillieson tion and catchment characteristics (Wa- et al.), 105-123 ters), 227-243 Freshwater recreation: a cause for concern? Ridgley, M. A. and Giambelluca, T. W., (Fewtrell), 215-226 Drought, groundwater management and Giambelluca, T. W., see Ridgley, M. A. land use planning: the case of central Gillieson, D., Smith, D. I., Greenaway, M. Oahu, Hawaii, 289-307 and Ellaway, M., Flood history of the Riley’s Report: geography (mis)applied? limestone ranges, Kimberleys, Western (Hoare), 91-103 Australia, 105—123 River—beach interaction on mixed sand and 332 Index gravel coasts: a geomorphic model for Edwards, C. et al., Sustainable agricultural water resource planning (Kirk), 267-287 systems (S. Trudgill), 85 Seepage scald in southeastern Australia Gilbert, A., Latin America (R. Bromley), 85 (Bullock), 59-81 Green, M. B., Mergers and acquisitions (A. Small-scale irrigation initiatives in Nigeria: R. Townsend), 86 the problems of equity and sustainability Hardisty, J. The British seas (W. Carter), (Kimmage), 5-20 329 Smith, D. I., see Gillieson, D. Healey, M. J. and Ilbery, B. W. Location Solecki, W. D., see Cutter, S. L. and change: perspectives on economic Some comments on the use of spatial geography (A. S. Morris), 167 interpolation techniques in studies of Idso, S. B., Carbon dioxide and global man-induced river channel changes change (P. A. Smithson), 166 (Ebisemiju), 21-34 Ilbery, B. W., see Healey, M. J. Spatial externality fields of football sta- Johnston, R. J., Environmental problems: diums: the effects of football and non- nature, economy and state (I. Douglas), 82 football uses at Kenilworth Road, Luton Kipnis, B. A., Plant scale and manufacturing (Mason and Robins), 251-266 policies for peripheral regions (H. D. Throwaway societies: a field survey of the Watts), 166 quantity, nature and distribution of litter Kirby, K. J., see Walker, G. J. in New Jersey (Cutter et al.), 125-141 Low, N. Planning, politics and the state, 247 Tiefenbacher, J., see Cutter, S. L. Mannion, A. M., Global environmental Urban runoff quality in the UK: problems, change (A. S. Goudie), 329 prospects and procedures (Ellis), 187-200 Obermeyer, N. J., Bureaucrats, clients and Water quality issues (Kay and McDonald), geography: the Bailly nuclear plant battle 171-177 in northern Indiana (R. J. Johnston), 246 Water quality issues in the British uplands Peterken, G. F. and Allison, H., Woods, (Mitchell), 201-14 trees and hedges: a review of changes in the Waters, D., Relating salmon catch trends to British countryside (L. Heathwaite), 87 acid deposition and catchment character- Pierce, J. T., The food resource (J. R. istics, 227-243 Tarrant), 82 Wiley, J., see Cutter, S. L. Rees, J., Natural resources: allocation, economics and policy (A. S. Pitkethly), 327 Shaw, P. A., see Thomas, D. S. G. Silver, C. S., One earth one future (A. M. Books reviewed Mannion), 328 Adams, W. M., Green development (S. Thomas, D. S. G. and Shaw, P. A. The Trudgill), 83 Kalahari environment (A. T. Grove), 330 Allison, H., see Peterken, G. F. Tufte, E. R., Envisioning information (G. Bracken, I. and Webster, C., Information M. Lewis), 245 technology in geography and planning (A. Walker, G. J. and Kirby, K. J., Inventories Jones), 88 of ancient, long-established and semi- Cho, G., The Malaysian economy (A. M. natural woodland in Scotland (L. Heath- Hay), 86 waite), 87 Dawe, G. F. M. (ed.), The urban environ- Walker, P., Famine early warning systems ment: a sourcebook for the 1990s (Ian (D. B. Grigg), 84 Douglas), 245 Webster, C., see Bracken, I.