P W Daniels
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 90786 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | P W Daniels |
| NOMBRES | P W |
| APELLIDO | Daniels |
| FIRMA | DANIELS P W |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Liverpool |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 43 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 237 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 43 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1969 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2004 |
| ÍNDICE H | 8 |
Reflections on the “Old” Economy, “New” Economy, and Services
Economic competitiveness now has less to do with new materials than with new ways of producing, utilizing, and combining diverse knowledges. It is branded as symptomatic of a “new” economy and is often juxtaposed against the “old” economy. As accelerating technological change has greatly increased the volume and quality of the information available to organizations, to firms, and to individual employees, it is asserted that the economy has become…
Urban challenges
Manufacturing Services and Servicing Manufacturing
There is an important shift away from production that is dependent upon material resources to production that utilises knowledge as the key source of competitiveness and innovation. Urban areas are key locations for a process that is also changing the way in which goods and services are consumed. The decade of the 1990s was a period of innovation and revitalisation in economic geography; it was also a time when economic geographers began again to…
Export of Services of Servicing Exports
Economic development and producer services growth
This paper explores the idea that in the Asia‐Pacific region the relationship between economic growth, industrial transformation and the rise of service industries in general, and producer services in particular, appears to be different to that found in North America or Europe. After an exploration of the context for producer services growth, some simple indices for measuring the relative position of Asia‐Pacific producer services in the global c…
The Global Economy in Transition
1. Part 1: Globalization of Production Systems: Theory 2. Introduction 3. Shut up and Dance, or is the Economy Knowable? 4. Restructuring the Production System 5. The 'Newer' International Division of Labour 6. Dissolving Difference? Money, Disembedding and the Creation of 'Global Financial Space' 7. Part II: Globalization of Production Systems: Processes 8. Information Technology and Production Systems 9. The Development of Multinational Enterpr…
Shorter reviews
Crush, Jonathan and James Wilmot (eds.) Crossing boundaries: mine migrancy in a democratic South Africa Smith, Michael Peter (ed.) Marginal spaces: comparative urban and community research, volume 5 Harrington, J.W. and B. Wharf Industrial location: principles, practice and policy King, Desmond Separate and unequal. Black Americans and the US Federal government
Service Industries in the World Economy
Geographical Perspectives on Producer Service Industry Research in Australia
In contrast to the situation in North America and Europe, producer services research in Australia has largely focused on their international role rather than their domestic one. The growing internationalisation of the Australian economy in the last decade has been closely interrelated with the progressive internationalisation of producer service industries. International banking and finance as well as trade‐related services have had significant u…
Service industries in the world economy
The Making of the Urban Landscape
Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Commercial Cores. 3. Institutional and Public Areas. 4. Residential Areas. 5. Urban Landscape Management. 6. Conclusion. References. Index
Geography of the Information Economy
Extending the Boundary of the City of London? The Development of Canary Wharf
The problems associated with the regeneration of London's Docklands have recently come under intense scrutiny following the collapse of Olympia and York, the developer of Canary Wharf. The authors of this paper attempt to place the development of Canary Wharf in a broader context, relating it to other 'similar' projects, the growth of the City of London during the 1980s, and changing demands of office occupiers, and then address the issue of whet…
Consultancy Services and the Urban Hierarchy in Western Europe
A cross-national survey of the relationship between the evolving organisation and structure of consultancy service enterprises and the urban hierarchy in Europe has been undertaken. Primate cities in Europe are still the preeminent foci for business services performing strong national and international control. The relationship between markets for consultancy services and the urban hierarchy is complex, but it is possible to suggest a typology of…
Some perspectives on the geography of services
Some perspectives on the geography of services
Some perspectives on the geography of services
Trends in the Growth and Location of Professional Producer Services
Urban Transportation
Services and Uneven Development
This book surveys the development of service industries in Britain from a geographical perspective, assessing their contribution to other sectors of the economy. The location of new service industries is described and explained, with an analysis of the effect of locational changes on employment opportunities and patterns. The contributors consider the economic role of private sector producer services and provide a British view of issues to comple…
The Geography of Services
Noting that, compared to manufacturing, service firms are much more sensitive to such spatial concerns as accessibility and crowding, 12 studies address the extent to which service industries lead the growth in Europe's contemporary economy
The Geography of Services
Foreign Banks and Metropolitan Development
Office location in Australian metropolitan areas
As office activities have become even more centralised in A ustralia's largest cities they have also become more suburbanised. Taking account of the recent expansion of intermediate (mostly office‐based) services and their locational requirements, this article examines the existing and potential strategic planning policies for achieving a better organised, more equitable, and efficient distribution of office activities in Sydney, Brisbane, Adelai…
Regional Cities in the UK, 1890-1980
Service industries in the world economy
Spatial patterns of office growth and location
Urban challenges
Sooner or Later
Manufacturing Services and Servicing Manufacturing
There is an important shift away from production that is dependent upon material resources to production that utilises knowledge as the key source of competitiveness and innovation. Urban areas are key locations for a process that is also changing the way in which goods and services are consumed. The decade of the 1990s was a period of innovation and revitalisation in economic geography; it was also a time when economic geographers began again to…
The Making of the Urban Landscape
Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Commercial Cores. 3. Institutional and Public Areas. 4. Residential Areas. 5. Urban Landscape Management. 6. Conclusion. References. Index
An Exploratory Study of Office Location Behavior in Greater Seattle
lntrametropolitan office location has only received limited attention in U.S. urban studies. This paper examines the particular case of Greater Seattle with reference to the relationship between public policies for office development and empirical evidence of office location change within the metropolitan area. The City of Seattle is anxious to promote the CBD as the focus of the office economy, while adjacent King County wants to promote suburba…
Business Service Offices in Provincial Cities
Consultancy Services and the Urban Hierarchy in Western Europe
A cross-national survey of the relationship between the evolving organisation and structure of consultancy service enterprises and the urban hierarchy in Europe has been undertaken. Primate cities in Europe are still the preeminent foci for business services performing strong national and international control. The relationship between markets for consultancy services and the urban hierarchy is complex, but it is possible to suggest a typology of…
Foreign Banks and Metropolitan Development
Service Industries in the World Economy
The Geography of Services
Noting that, compared to manufacturing, service firms are much more sensitive to such spatial concerns as accessibility and crowding, 12 studies address the extent to which service industries lead the growth in Europe's contemporary economy
Extending the Boundary of the City of London? The Development of Canary Wharf
The problems associated with the regeneration of London's Docklands have recently come under intense scrutiny following the collapse of Olympia and York, the developer of Canary Wharf. The authors of this paper attempt to place the development of Canary Wharf in a broader context, relating it to other 'similar' projects, the growth of the City of London during the 1980s, and changing demands of office occupiers, and then address the issue of whet…
Some perspectives on the geography of services
Business Service Offices in British Provincial Cities
There are only a few studies of business service activities and most have concentrated on the behaviour of these activities in large cities. By taking a wider cross section of urban areas, this study explores some possible sources of variation in the role of business services in local economies with particular reference to the location and control of these services. Low-growth cities with a large proportion of their business services under extern…
Some perspectives on the geography of services
The Geography of Services
Movement in Cities
Transport changes generated by decentralized offices
Daniels P. W. (1972) Transport changes generated by decentralized offices, Reg. Studies 6, 273–289. Changes in the journey-to-work represent one of the most tangible consequences of office relocation from Central London. A sample of decentralized offices from throughout the United Kingdom is used to examine, in the first instance, the role of transport factors and potential staff travel problems in office location. This is followed by an examinat…
Export of Services of Servicing Exports
Economic development and producer services growth
This paper explores the idea that in the Asia‐Pacific region the relationship between economic growth, industrial transformation and the rise of service industries in general, and producer services in particular, appears to be different to that found in North America or Europe. After an exploration of the context for producer services growth, some simple indices for measuring the relative position of Asia‐Pacific producer services in the global c…
The Geography of Services
Regional Cities in the UK, 1890-1980
Some perspectives on the geography of services
Trends in the Growth and Location of Professional Producer Services
Office decentralization from London—Policy and practice
Daniels P. W. (1969) Office decentralization from London—Policy and practice, Reg. Studies 3, 171–178. Regional inequalities in the distribution of office employment have caused some concern in recent years. In 1965 legislation to limit the increase of office space and employment in south-east England was introduced. Distribution maps of decentralized offices and their related employment provide the basis for an analysis of the success of office …
Transport changes generated by decentralized offices
Daniels P. W. (1972) Transport changes generated by decentralized offices, Reg. Studies 6, 273–289. Changes in the journey-to-work represent one of the most tangible consequences of office relocation from Central London. A sample of decentralized offices from throughout the United Kingdom is used to examine, in the first instance, the role of transport factors and potential staff travel problems in office location. This is followed by an examinat…
Office Location in the British Conurbations
Suburbanisation of office employment has been a feature of the changes in British conurbations since 1951. None the less, a crucial role is still seen for the CBDs, especially since decentralisation has been selective, involving mostly routine work. The conurbations outside London, it is argued, should operate mainly a CBD-oriented office strategy, although intra-conurbation movements will continue in London itself. Finally, it is noted that past…
Office Location
Service Sector Office Employmentand Regional Imbalance in Britain, 1966–71
Spatial patterns of office growth and location
Spatial aspects of an intrametropolitan central place hierarchy
Urban retail distributions
Transport changes generated by decentralized offices
Daniels P. W. (1981) Transport changes generated by decentralized offices: a second survey, Reg. Studies 15, 507–520. An earlier study of the journey to work to decentralized offices was replicated at the same establishments in 1976. Despite difficulties in comparing two sets of essentially cross-sectional data, the results suggest that replacement staff and new recruits since 1969 have not changed to any significant degree the structure of mode …
An Exploratory Study of Office Location Behavior in Greater Seattle
lntrametropolitan office location has only received limited attention in U.S. urban studies. This paper examines the particular case of Greater Seattle with reference to the relationship between public policies for office development and empirical evidence of office location change within the metropolitan area. The City of Seattle is anxious to promote the CBD as the focus of the office economy, while adjacent King County wants to promote suburba…
Sooner or Later
Office Location in Transition
There have been signs of uncertainty recently about the standing and direction of office location studies. Yet there remains much to be understood about the distinctive contribution of office activities to urban form, development, and structure or to problems of structural change at the regional scale. The scope for further work is demonstrated through a comparison of some recent research in Britain and North America. There are some clear differe…
Movement in Cities
Office Location and the Journey to Work
Business Service Offices in British Provincial Cities
There are only a few studies of business service activities and most have concentrated on the behaviour of these activities in large cities. By taking a wider cross section of urban areas, this study explores some possible sources of variation in the role of business services in local economies with particular reference to the location and control of these services. Low-growth cities with a large proportion of their business services under extern…
Business Service Offices in Provincial Cities
Movement in Cities
The Geography of Services
The Geography of Services
Foreign Banks and Metropolitan Development
Office location in Australian metropolitan areas
As office activities have become even more centralised in A ustralia's largest cities they have also become more suburbanised. Taking account of the recent expansion of intermediate (mostly office‐based) services and their locational requirements, this article examines the existing and potential strategic planning policies for achieving a better organised, more equitable, and efficient distribution of office activities in Sydney, Brisbane, Adelai…
Regional Cities in the UK, 1890-1980
The Geography of Services
Noting that, compared to manufacturing, service firms are much more sensitive to such spatial concerns as accessibility and crowding, 12 studies address the extent to which service industries lead the growth in Europe's contemporary economy
Some perspectives on the geography of services
Trends in the Growth and Location of Professional Producer Services
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