Urban geography, relevance, and resistance to the "Policy Turn"

Article Abstract:

Urban geography and geographers are not free-floating or able to determine, without constraint, the relevance of urban geographical research to the production of public policy. Urban geographers are therefore advised to resist aspects of the new turn to policy and practice.

United Kingdom, Management dynamics, Practice

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Robert E. Dickson and the growth of urban geography: an evaluation

Article Abstract:

It discovers the case by examining Robert E. Dickson's career. Also his writings and influence, and by setting him in the context of a model of scholarly impact is discussed.

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Robert E. Dickson and the growth of urban geography: an evaluation

Article Abstract:

The author evaluates the career of Robert E. Dickson, by examining his writings, influence, and impact.

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