The Geographical Journal 1999: Vol 165 Index

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Index
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Pleistocene refugia theory ritish Isles: climate of, 1 100
unfall, seasonal forecastingo f, 3 2 ier, ind Godfrey, B.J., Rainforest
ible energy techii l 1O’1 “ d » Me pine na t ali
J., Geof
ture: of pre-Incans p
tion: on Moscowc i ( f 9942 ,23 6
in Polan2d , 209-21 e Wilson, G.A.
bania: post-communist,2 | 72 suchanan, K.M. (1920-98), « :
: transition model of development, 2 200 3
E.W.: see Pick, J.B.
Carpathian Mts: sustainable rural tourism in, 2
\merica
Andrew Croft Memorial Fund, The, 2 24 arr, E., Wilderness by design: landscape archit
\ntarctica: geopoliticins, 3 342 the National Park service, 3 344-5
\sia, Central, housewhelfoarle din, 2 237 artogrrolea ipn hGeoygr:aph y Departments,3
South East, ethnicity and trade, 3 34 253-4
\tlantic Ocean: phantom islands in, 2 2 astells, M., The power of identit2y 2,3 8
Atlases: Atlas of Mediterranean environ} me hapman, G., Kumar, K., Fraser, C. and Gaber,
P. MairotaJ,.B . Thornes and N. Ge d L., Environmentalism and the mass media: the Nort!
. World Atlas of Desertification. N. Middle South divide. 1 103-4
D. Thomas, 3 325-6 hapman, R.: see Shucksmith, M
henciner, R., Daghestan, tradition and survival, 1 107
Bailey, P.J.M. (1925-98), obit., 2 5 hina: KaraGorgte eaxplsorathion, 3 306—20
Barickman, B.J., A Bahia nterpoint: & ity: globalization, 1 105
Tol , Cassava ar t CO , Japanese, 3 44
01860 3 340 . management, and information age, :
Barrett, H.: seeOQ’Hare,G post-socialist, 2 183-91
Barrow, E.: see Hulme, M. lark, G.M.: see Shucksmith, M.
Beckinsale, R.P. (1908-98), obit., 1 | limate: of the British Isles, 1 100
Bennett, M.R. and Doyle, P.. / } yasts: evolving, 1 104
gy and the human environment, 8 managemoef, n2t 23 4
Doyle, P. oe, ].M. and Rogers, D.B., Manne debnis: s
Bierregaard, R.O., Jr: seeL aurance, W.1 mpacts and solutions, 2 233
biodivaendr cosnsiertvatyio:n, 1 102-3 olcheM.s, tGuyeanar: f,rag ile frontier, 3 341
biomass energy policy, in Botswana and onnell, J., Papua New Guinea: the struggle fon
2 237 levelopment, 7-8
Bird, D. le R. (Dicky) (1923—98), obit., onway, E.: see Shucksmith,M .
slack, S.: see Shucksmith, M. onway, G., The doubly green revolution: food
Borja, J. and Castells, M., Li wand slot the twenty-firs ;
n the information age,3 341 ook, Captain: voyages 1776-80, 3 326
Botswana biomass energy poli y, 2237 roft, A.. DSO, OBE (1907-98), obit, 1 11!
Brandon,P. , The South Downs, 3 339-40 MemorFuind,a 2l 2 41
Brazil: historical geography, 3 340
Britain: fluvial geomorphology of, 3 336 Daghestan, 1 107
, population trends, 3 335 David, A., ed., The charts and coastal views of Captain
INDEX
Cook’s voyages: Vol LIT; the Voyage of esolutton and , management for twenty-first century, 1 107
D ery 1776-1780, 3 326 , mass media, and North-South divide, 1 103-4
Davis, J.F. (1933-99), obit.2, 24 5 , and place, in Eastern Europe, 2 130-4
DavRi.As. J,r, The evolving coa1st 1,04 , and politic3s 3,4 2
]
Dawson, A.H., From glittering icon to ..., 2 , principles and applications, 1 100
60 , and transition in Poland, 2 209-21» ]
Bilj, H.J. and Muller, P.O.., Geography: realms, environmental management, 3 343
ts. 3 336 environmental sciences: communicating in, 3 342
1] estuaries: management of, 2 23
we, 1882-1996, 8 Europe: environmenhitsatolry , through fire, 1 108
catwoirldo atnlas: of , 3 325-6 . Islam in, 1 106
ts: Quateerr!n ary advance, 1 79-89 , Mediterranean, environments, 3 327
lopment: diversity of, 2 237 , modern, place, culture and identity, 3 332
geography and, 3 334 , new economy, society and environment, 3 343
, transition model in Bulgaria, 2 200-8 , post-socialist, new geographies of, 2 145-53
Dickinson,G . and Murphy, K., £ lems. . , Central, transformation and space, 2 135-44
functional approach, 3 342 , Eastern, changing meaningo f place, 2 130-4
Dikshit, R.D., ed., Developments in political geography: a , —, transformation and space, 2 135-44
entury of progress, 2 236-7 , —, transition model of development, 2 200-8
Dingsdale, re New — of post- exploration: of North America, 2 237
socialist Europe, 2 145-53
disasters: geographic to 331-2 5 ia se i
: ; P aire Fairbairn, D.: see Dorling, D.
Dodds, K., Geopolitics in Antarctica, 3 342-3 : : : :
ese farming: short-fallow, and nutrient management,
Dorling, D. and Fairbairn,D. , Mapping: ways of coe ree
ey 1 105 : : YiP S ei
rid. i) . ;
: fe , small, in Jamaic3a 2,9 6
Downing, R.A., Groundwater hidden asset, ae ‘ :
oar feminist geography, 1 106
, £9i=¢ = See
' . : fluvial geomorpholoofg Gyr:ea t Britain, 3 336
Downing, T.E.: see Washington, R.
food consumptiowonrl,d : and income, 1 |—11
Doyle, P. and Bennett, M.R., Military geography:
food supply: in twenty-first century, a2
the influence oft errain in the outcome of rT ; '
a : : EES Sanaa , and seasonal rainfall forecasting, in.
the Gallipoli Campaign, 1915, 1 12-36 55-74
= we'd
e Bennett, M.R
forestry: political ecology of, in Burma
l. and McEachern, D.,
Fraser, C.: see Chapman,G
, 1.: see Chapman, G
Gallipoli Campaign, 1915, 1 12
GeesonN.,: see Mairota, P
geoarchaeology: in Maltese islands, .
geography: communicatin g in, 33
, contemporary state of, 2 2
and development, 3 3 1Tt
, realms, 1r egions and concepts, 3 33
, space geology: and human environment, 2 2
of Europe,t th rough fi .1 108 geomorphfoluvliaol, goyf G:re at Britain, 3 336
and geology, 2 238 geopolitics: in Antarctica, 3 342-3
: impact effect, 1 108, 2 236 . re-visioning new world,3 344
impact of transition, Moscow city, 2 222-31 GIS: and cartography, 3 253-4
. introduction to global issues, 1 106 , and irrigation in UK, 1 90-8
, Research II, 1 107-8
globalw arming: control of, 2 2
ol yt yalizatic mn: of city, 1 105 Horowitz, H.L.: see Jackson, J.B.
Golding, S., The & techno hes, K.J., Persistent features from a
Golledge, R.G. and Stimson palaeo-landscape: the ancient tracks of
1 9¢097 whic perspective. 1 108 the Maltese Islands, 1 62-78
Gordon. A. et al... Hulme, M. and Barrow, E., eds, Climat.
34] past and future, 1 100
Goudie, Ol dy. KG. CBE. DSO
and Viles, H.,$
_and Viles, H.., The earth tran 1: lijima, S. Mather, (¢
1
t ) human wmpac ts on the environmen 1, 2 23K loannides, D ° and Del yb: ige .K.G., eds, The economic
Gozo: geoarchaeology of cart-ruts, 1 62 e graph y of the tourist industry: a suppl) ide analysis, 3
Graham, B., ed., Modern Europe e place, CULLUYE 943
identity,3 332-3 irrigation: water resource management in UK and
Greenwood, N., The Sinai: a physicalg GIS, 1 90-8
Gregory, K,]. et al., eds > Flu tal 2€0 norph ) [slam: in Europe, 1 106
Britain, 3 336 Jac kson, feB. ed. | »y H.L. Horowitz), Landscape in
Grigg, D., The changing geography of world swght: le g t Ameru a, 1 106
food consumption in the second half of Jac ise ».|, Britain’ s population: demographic issues in
the twentieth century, | |—| | contemporary s ciety, 3 334-5
idwater: role of, 3 342 Jamaica: small farming system, 3 296—305
Gupta, S.: see Mabey, N Japan: cities of, 3 344
Guyana: fragile frontier, 3 341 , land and culture of, 3
2 j j
Jefiries, MJ. Biodwwersit and conservation, 1 102-3
Hall, D.O.: see Kgathi, D.L. Joao, E.M., ¢ aduses aNd consequences oO} map
, ¢ « 7
Hall, D.R., Representations ofp lace: genera uation, 3 26 /
Albania, 2 |61]~72 Johnson, D.S., Phantom islands of the Atlantic
, S.: see Mabey, N even lands that never were.
, T., Urban geography, 3 332 Jones, J.P., Nast, a Roberts, S» .-M..,
I Saazsila mn, F.E.I., Transformation and space eminist 2 b,
in Central and Eastern Europe, 2 | 1 106
Hanink, D.M., FdrDi, nciplAe]s aannd d aapi e plicat, ion
graphy: economy, poli y, envi onment. 1 iU Kaczmarek, S.: see Young, C
Harris, F., Nutrient management strategies Karan, P.P. and Stapleton, K., eds, The Japanese
of small-holder farmers in a short-fallow 3 344
aay system in north-east Nigeria, 3 e Mather, ¢
275-85 Karatash River Gorge , China, 3 306-20
Harrison-Church, RJ. (1915-98), obit Karekezi, S and Ranyja, T., Renewable ener:
Hart, J.F., The rural landscape, 2 235 CANOLOLIES in Afnica, 3 i+]
Hast mn, D.. In high places, 1 106 Kazakhstan: household welfare in, 2 237
Hatege, ka, A.: see Kgathi, D.L. Kellman, M. and Tackaberry, R., Tropical
Hay, I., Communicating in geography and th environments aei A //v e fyunnecnt ioning 17a nd j mana. gement of { tropical ]
enviror , mental eesc iences, 3 2) 4 $2 é osystems. 3 33]
hazards: see disasters Kenworthy, J.M. and Walker, J.M., eds, Colonial
Herrschel, T., The changing meaning of place O} Servtaotroene s amndd obsen 71)a tions»:c* memotete oro ln0 g) an? a goec eapnsh y SICS,
in post-socialist Eastern Europe:
commodification, perception and Kenya: popuglrowath tandi poovernty, 1 37-46
environment - introduction, 2 | 3()-4 | Keathi, D.L., Hall, D.O., Hategeka, A .and
INDEX
Sekhwela, M.B.M., eds, Biomass en Matless. oe Landscape and Enelishne SS. 3 ts] 9g
Africa: selected case studies, 2 237 Maxwell Hill, A., Merchants and migrant : ethnicity and
Kirwan, Sir Laurence, KCMG (1907-99), obit., 3 trade among Yunnanese Chinese in southeast Asia, 3
4-5 Meckelein, W., .Vordkaukasien. 3 344
KleinpenninJga,n: essays in honour of, 2 23 Mediterranean: European, atlas of environments, 3
Klugman, J.J., Marnie, S. and Micklewright,J. , 527
eds, Household welfare in Central Asta, 2 237 Merrett. S.. /ntroduction to the economics of water
Knox, J.W. and Weatherhead, E.K., The resources: an international perspective, 1 103
application of GIS to irrigation water Messerli, B. and Ives, J.D., eds, Mountains of the
resource management in England and world: a gl bal prionty, 3 329
Wales, 1 90-8 metageography, 1 106
Kraak, M.J. and Molenaar, M., eds, Advances n GIs meteorology: a basic course. 3 54+]
, , —
Research IT: proceedings of the /th internationa , colonial observatories, 1 108
symposium on spatial data handling, 1 107-8 Mexico City, 1 102
Krakow: Lenin steelworks, 2 154-60 Micklewright,J .: see KlugmanJ,.J .
Kyrgyzstan: household welfare in. 2 237 Middleton, D. (1909-99), obit., 2 246-7
, Library Fund, 2 240
0
landscape: and Englishness, 3 338-9 Middleton, N. and Thomas, D., eds, World atlas of
, Japanese,3 337 ooOO desertification , 3 395 6
, and place, 3 345 military geography: and Gallipoli campaign, 1915,
lands« ape arc hitecture, 3 345 1 12-36
Laos: history of, 3 345 Molenaar, M.: see Kraak, M,].
Laurance, W.F. and Beirregaard, R.O., Jr, e« Morris, A., Gee graphy and development, 3 334
lrop‘ wal forest remnants: eco S y. mane , The agricultural base of the pre-Incan
onservation of fragmented community Andean civilizations, 3 286-95
Lewis, M.W. and Wigen, K.E., The myt Moscow city: environmental impact of transition, 2
jue Of metage ograpny 4 1 106 « ) >I}
A. and Smith, J.M., Space, pla mountains: environmental aspects, 3 329
wironmental ethics, 2 238 Mowforth, M. and Munt, I., Jourzsm and
Lodz, Poland: place promotioannd imagery, 2 sustainability: new tourism in Third World. 3 342
183-91 Muller, P.O.: see De Bilj, H.J.
Lowry, W.R., Preserving pul Murphy, D., South from the Limpopo: travels through
South Africa, 1 107
Mabe Ve N.. Hall, S., Smith, C. and ¢ supta, S., Murton, J.,P opulation growth and poverty in
ent ; in ht he oreenh mse: the Machakos District, Kenya, 1 37 46
ntrolling global warming, 2
Mabogunje,A. , The state of the « Naerssen, T. van, Rutten, M. and Zoomers, A..,
geogrraa bhic perspe tive2s 2,3 7 eds, The diversity of development: essays in honour of jan
Macnaghten, P. and Urry, J.. hleinpenning, 2. 237
33 4 Nast, J ; ee Jone 8; LP
Mairota, P., ThornesJ,.B . and Geeson, nature: and environmental realism, 3 333-4
{tla { Mediterranean en rronment } Newson. M.. Land, water and development: sustainable
Malta: geoarchaeology of cart-ruts, 1 62 management of river basin systems , 3 343-4
map: gene ralisation, 3 326-7 Nichol, J.E., Geomorphological evidence and
, libraries, 3 254 Pleistocene refugia in Africa, 1 79 89
mapping, 1 105 Nigeria: short-fallow farming, nutrient
marine debris, 2 233 management, 3 275-85
Marnie,S .: see Klugman,J. J North America: exploration of, 2 2
Mather, C., Karan, P.P. and lijima, S., Japanese North-South divide: environmentalism and mass
indscapes: where lJ and D ams nd j cu7 ltur re merge, 3 I, I/-Oo media, 1 103-4
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nutrient cycling: in short-fallow farming N remote sensing: and cartography, 3 253-4
275-85 of tropical regions, 3 327-8
>
O'Hare, G. and Barrett, H., Regional river basin systems: sustainable management, 3 343
inequalities in the Peruvian tourist Roberts. S M.: ee a J. P.
industry, 1 47-6] Roget s, D.B.: see Coe, J.M.
Oldfield,J .,T he environmental impact of Romania: su cae rural tourism in C; urpathians,
transition - a case study of Moscow city, 2 2 192-9
222-31 Royal Gr ographical Soc iety, with The Institute of
Owen. L and Unwin, 1 British Geographers:
mageme ni: readings and | \lfred Steers’ Dissertation Prize, 3 349-50
e Pickering Re. \nnual Conference 1999, University of
Leicest i
ap“u —a - New Guinea: st cess. 1 109
lrea editorship, 1 110
Park, lronment: p , conterence s,1 110,116
lO’ , correspondence, 1 111—14,3 3514
Pe at BG; > SE Vertovec = s. . Dorothy Middleton Library Fund, 2 240
Peru pre-Incan agricultural bas¢ 3 286 , Editorial, 2 127-9, 3 253-4
, regional inequi snapsi n tourism, 1 47 , Education Officer post, 2 241
Pick, J.B. and Butler, Mexico meg lectronic Transactions, 1 109, 2 239
Pickering, K.’ a n, L., An int Environm ent and Society Forum, 3 347-8
bal environmental issues, 1 106 Expedition Advisory Centre, Bird Surveys, 1 110,
am, y? i see Wahab,S 3 348
~D., The new Europe , Fifty Years Ago, 1 99, 2 232, 3 324
é? ene 43 , Geography in schools, 3 346
Pirie, M., Travellers ¢m att ude wind, 3 345 , GeographQyA,A standards, 2 241
| post-socialist, changing meaning , Hemming, Dr J., The Golde Ns 1¢e of Discovery, 1
, promoandt iimagoerny, 2 183-9] 110
, representationosf , in Albania, 2 161 . HRH The Princ ess Royal, visit by, 2 239
planning: history of, 3 341-2 . HSBC Holdings Small Research Grant
Pleistocene refugia theory: in Africa, 179 Scheme, 2 2 9, 3 347
Poland: < ind communist symbols, 2 i| na es , Map Room grant, 2 240
1
, environment in transition, 2 209 maps, sale of surplus, 2 240
political geography: developments in, 2 seahiaaane “y, 2 240
40
poliandt enivicronsmen:t, 3 342 , Mkomazi research report, 3 348
pollution: in Moscow city, 2 222 . Presidential Address 1999, The I varl of
, in Poland, 2 209-21 Selborne, 3 321-3
population: Britain’s, trends in, 3 334 , Ralph Brown Expedition Award 2000, 3
, growth, and poverty, in Kenya, 1 37 L{ f , Register of Research in Primary Geography, 1 114
Prague: tourist impact on historic centre, 2 , Research Newsletter, editorship, 1 110
Prince, H., Wetlands of the American Mid , Shoals of ¢ apricorn proj ct. 1 109, 2 239
] F ,
hestorrcal geography of changing attitudes, 3 330 , Venice visit 1998, 1 109
Pyne. S.J _ Vy stal fire . an environmentai hist , Whitley awards 1999, 2 239
hrough fire, of Europe, and Europe rural landscapes, 2 235
rid. 1 108 Rutten, M.: see Naerssen, T. van
Rwanda: biomass energy policy, 2 237
rainfall: African, seasonal forecasting, 3 255-74
raised fields: in Andes, 3 286—95 passim Sack, R.D., Homo geographicus: af ramework for action,
religion: and community, politics of Islam in awareness and moral concern, 3 328-9
Europe, 1 106 salt weathering, 2 234
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Sandercock, L., ed., Making the invisible visible: a ‘Turnock, D., Sustainable rural tourism in
iticultural planning history, 3 341-2 the Romanian Carpathians, 2 |92-9
Scotland: rural, state of, 2 235-6
Seddon. G.. Landpnints: reflection m place and urban conservation, 1 108
dscape, 3 345 urban geography, 3 332
Sekhwela, M.B.M.: see Kgathi, D.L. urbanization: in Brazilian Amazon, 3 341
Sharkov, E.A., Remote sensing of tropical rexions, 3 Urry,J .: see Macnaghten, P.
) 7_ O2o Uzbekistan: household welfare in, 2 237
Short, J R., New worlds, nex geographies, a 344
Shucksmith, M., Chapman, R. and Clark, G.M., Vertovec, S. and Peach, C., Jslam in Europe: the
with Black, S. and Conway, E., Rural Scotland politics of religion and community, 1 106
Viles, H.: see Goudie, A.
Simms, P. and S., The kingdoms of Laos, 3 345
Simpson, F., Tourist impact in the historic Wahab, S. and Pigram, J.J., eds, Tourism, development
centre of Prague: resident and visitor and growth: the challenge of sustainability, 1 108
perceptions oft he histcric built Wales: GIS and irrigation, 1 90-8
092
environment, 2 | 73-83 Walker, J.M.: see KenworthyJ.,M .
Sinai, the: a physical geography, 2 238 Warner, J., Poland: the environment in
Skrine, Clarmont: explorer, 3 306-20 transition, 2 2(09-2]
Smith, C.: see Mabey,N . Warsaw: Palace of Culture, 2 154—60
SmithG . Gordon (1921—99 , obit., 3 355-6 Washington, R. and Downing, T.E., Seasonal
Smith, J.M.: see Light, E.A. forecasting ofA frican rainfall:
Smith, M., Whitelegg, J. and Williams, N., Greening prediction, responses and household
ronment. 3 335—6 food security, 3 255-74
frica: travels through, 1 107 water pollution: in Moscow city, 2 225-7
South Downs, England, 3 339-40 in Poland, 2 209-21
spat al behaviour, 1 108 water resources: economics of, 1 103
sp| atial techniques, 3 253 Waters, R.S. (1922-98), obit., 2 247-8
Spence, B.A.B., Spatio-evolutionary model of Waugh, D.C., The ‘mysterious and terrible
Jamaican small farming, 3 296-305 Karatash Gorges’: notes and documents
Staddon, C., Localities, natural resources on the explorations by Stein and Skrine,
and transition in Eastern Europe, 2 200-8 3 306-20
Stein, Aurel: explorer, 3 306—20 Weatherhead, E.K.: see Knox, J.W.
Stimson, R.].: see Golledge, R.G. weathering: salt, 2 234-5
wetlands: of American Midwest, 3 330
Third World: new tourisinm, 3 342 Whitelegg, J.: see Smith, M.
Thomas, D.: see Middleton, N Wigen, K.E.: see Lewis, M.W.
Phornes, J.B.: see Mairota, P Williams, N.: see Smith, M.
tourism: economic geography of,3 343 Williams, S., Tourism geography, 3 338
npact of, in Prague, 2 173-83 Wilson, G.A. and Bryant, R.L., Environmental
in the Third World, 3 342 management: new directions for the twenty-first century, 1
regional inequalities,i n Peru, 1 47-61 107
ind j sustainability, 1108
inable rural, in Romanian Carpathians, 2 Young, C. and Kaczmarek, S., Changing the
perception of the post-socialist city: place
promotion and imagery in Lédz, Poland.
2 183-91
Zoomers, A.: see Naerssen, T. van