H Carter
Biographic Data
| ID | 10711 |
|---|---|
| NAME | H Carter |
| GIVEN NAMES | H |
| FAMILY NAME | Carter |
| SIGNATURE | CARTER H |
| AFFILIATIONS | Queensland University of Technology |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0046-4126 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 26 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 52 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 26 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1932 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Hospital admission costs of acute injection‐related infections among people who inject drugs
Growth and changing landscape of the cost-utility literature: An Australian perspective, 1992-2022
BACKGROUND: Since the introduction of cost-utility analysis (CUA) in the 1990s, its methodologies and applications have evolved significantly in Australia. OBJECTIVES: To provide a comprehensive overview of the volume, trends, and characteristics of the application of CUA in healthcare decision-making. METHODS: Bibliometric analysis of published CUAs identified from the Cost-Effectiveness Analysis Registry, a `1comprehensive source of CUA data be…
Application of a Mixed Methods Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis Framework in Integrated Health Care
This work offers a feasible, flexible and pragmatic approach for evaluating integrated care programs
The Foundation Review 8.2 Full Issue
The Foundation Review
Triumph of the South: A Regional Economic History of Early Twentieth Century Britain. By Peter Scott
This is an important book that simultaneously explores two issues; the slow death of the original British economic colossus (which continued to shape the format of British economic life long after it had lost international competitive advantage); and the inexorable rise of a dynamic new economy, located primarily in the emerging Greater London region (clearly dominant by the 1939) and in the West Midlands, based around a range of fast-growing, co…
The Changing Face of Cities; A Study of Development Cycles and Urban Form
The Welsh Language in Cardiff: A Quiet Revolution
This paper examines recent developments in the growth and distribution of Welsh speakers within Cardiff-the capital city of Wales. Of particular interest is the relationship between the incidence of Welsh speakers and selected socio-economic attributes. The study highlights a significant and highly distinctive resurgence of interest in the language within a longanglicized metropolitan region. The patterns that emerge suggest a reversal of Hechter…
English Industrial Cities of the Nineteenth Century. A Social Geography
European Urbanization 1500-1800
English Industrial Cities of the Nineteenth Century: A Social Geography
Unfairly Structured Cities
The Urban Retailing System: Location, Cognition and Behaviour
The internal structure of Welsh towns in the nineteenth century: Changing townscapes
(1982). The internal structure of Welsh towns in the nineteenth century: changing townscapes. Landscape History: Vol. 4, No. 1, pp. 47-60
Studies in the archaeology and history of Cirencester
Coal metropolis, Cardiff 1870–1914
The University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire: A History, 1916-1976
Review of: The University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire, A History, 1916-1976. Carter, Hilda R. and Jenswold, John R
The unknown urban realm
Preliminary Observations on the Distribution of the Welsh Language at the 1971 Census
The publication of the 1971 census Report on the Welsh language in Wales is used to examine the present distribution pattern of spoken Welsh and changes which have taken place since 1961. In 1971 some 20-84 per cent claimed to be able to speak Welsh compared with 26*05 per cent in 1961, a fail of 5-21 per cent. The area of predominant Welsh speech remains in the western and northern parts of the country but has been fragmented into four nuclei wh…
The quality of urban environment — essays on “new resources” in an urban age
Urban Essays: Studies in the Geography of Wales
Functions of Welsh Towns: Implications for Central Place Notions
HE most widely known and most frequently used scheme for explaining the urban system, that is, the ordering and spacing of towns, is a central place theory as initially stated by Christaller and subsequently developed by many scholars. It is implicit in the central place schema that in the equilibriuln state a perfect positive correlation must exist between the population of centers and the populations of their hinterlands. Since there
The referendum on the Sunday opening of licensed premises in Wales as a criterion of a culture region
Carter H. and Thomas J. G. (1969) The referendum on the Sunday opening of licensed premises in Wales as a criterion of a culture region, Reg. Studies 3, 61–71. Culture has been defined as consisting of traditional ideas and their attached values and of historically derived patterns of behaviour. A culture can be considered in terms of its spatial extent and given areal definition as a Culture Region. Such definition presents critical problems in …
The Morphology of the Central Business District of Cardiff
Plans for Improved Statistics on Family Formation and Dissolution in the United States
Journal Article Plans for Improved Statistics on Family Formation and Dissolution in the United States Get access Hugh Carter Hugh Carter National Office of Vital Statistics U. S. Public Health Service Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Social Forces, Volume 39, Issue 2, December 1960, Pages 163–169, https://doi.org/10.2307/2574156 Published: 01 December 1960
Press
Journal Article Press Get access HODDING CARTER HODDING CARTER PM Staff Member Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Public Opinion Quarterly, Volume 4, Issue 3, September 1940, Pages 512–515, https://doi.org/10.1093/poq/4.3.512 Published: 01 September 1940
Urban Essays: Studies in the Geography of Wales
The Welsh Language in Cardiff: A Quiet Revolution
This paper examines recent developments in the growth and distribution of Welsh speakers within Cardiff-the capital city of Wales. Of particular interest is the relationship between the incidence of Welsh speakers and selected socio-economic attributes. The study highlights a significant and highly distinctive resurgence of interest in the language within a longanglicized metropolitan region. The patterns that emerge suggest a reversal of Hechter…
Coal metropolis, Cardiff 1870–1914
The referendum on the Sunday opening of licensed premises in Wales as a criterion of a culture region
Carter H. and Thomas J. G. (1969) The referendum on the Sunday opening of licensed premises in Wales as a criterion of a culture region, Reg. Studies 3, 61–71. Culture has been defined as consisting of traditional ideas and their attached values and of historically derived patterns of behaviour. A culture can be considered in terms of its spatial extent and given areal definition as a Culture Region. Such definition presents critical problems in …
Functions of Welsh Towns: Implications for Central Place Notions
HE most widely known and most frequently used scheme for explaining the urban system, that is, the ordering and spacing of towns, is a central place theory as initially stated by Christaller and subsequently developed by many scholars. It is implicit in the central place schema that in the equilibriuln state a perfect positive correlation must exist between the population of centers and the populations of their hinterlands. Since there
The Morphology of the Central Business District of Cardiff
The Urban Retailing System: Location, Cognition and Behaviour
Preliminary Observations on the Distribution of the Welsh Language at the 1971 Census
The publication of the 1971 census Report on the Welsh language in Wales is used to examine the present distribution pattern of spoken Welsh and changes which have taken place since 1961. In 1971 some 20-84 per cent claimed to be able to speak Welsh compared with 26*05 per cent in 1961, a fail of 5-21 per cent. The area of predominant Welsh speech remains in the western and northern parts of the country but has been fragmented into four nuclei wh…
Studies in the archaeology and history of Cirencester
The quality of urban environment — essays on “new resources” in an urban age
An Analysis of the Relationships Of Public Poor Relief in Pennsylvania Since 1875 and Indices of Economic Conditions
Journal Article An Analysis of the Relationships Of Public Poor Relief in Pennsylvania Since 1875 and Indices of Economic Conditions Get access Hugh Carter Hugh Carter University of Pennsylvania Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Social Forces, Volume 11, Issue 1, October 1932, Pages 61–63, https://doi.org/10.2307/2569619 Published: 01 October 1932
Press
Journal Article Press Get access HODDING CARTER HODDING CARTER PM Staff Member Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Public Opinion Quarterly, Volume 4, Issue 3, September 1940, Pages 512–515, https://doi.org/10.1093/poq/4.3.512 Published: 01 September 1940
Plans for Improved Statistics on Family Formation and Dissolution in the United States
Journal Article Plans for Improved Statistics on Family Formation and Dissolution in the United States Get access Hugh Carter Hugh Carter National Office of Vital Statistics U. S. Public Health Service Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Social Forces, Volume 39, Issue 2, December 1960, Pages 163–169, https://doi.org/10.2307/2574156 Published: 01 December 1960
The Morphology of the Central Business District of Cardiff
The referendum on the Sunday opening of licensed premises in Wales as a criterion of a culture region
Carter H. and Thomas J. G. (1969) The referendum on the Sunday opening of licensed premises in Wales as a criterion of a culture region, Reg. Studies 3, 61–71. Culture has been defined as consisting of traditional ideas and their attached values and of historically derived patterns of behaviour. A culture can be considered in terms of its spatial extent and given areal definition as a Culture Region. Such definition presents critical problems in …
Functions of Welsh Towns: Implications for Central Place Notions
HE most widely known and most frequently used scheme for explaining the urban system, that is, the ordering and spacing of towns, is a central place theory as initially stated by Christaller and subsequently developed by many scholars. It is implicit in the central place schema that in the equilibriuln state a perfect positive correlation must exist between the population of centers and the populations of their hinterlands. Since there
Urban Essays: Studies in the Geography of Wales
The quality of urban environment — essays on “new resources” in an urban age
The unknown urban realm
Preliminary Observations on the Distribution of the Welsh Language at the 1971 Census
The publication of the 1971 census Report on the Welsh language in Wales is used to examine the present distribution pattern of spoken Welsh and changes which have taken place since 1961. In 1971 some 20-84 per cent claimed to be able to speak Welsh compared with 26*05 per cent in 1961, a fail of 5-21 per cent. The area of predominant Welsh speech remains in the western and northern parts of the country but has been fragmented into four nuclei wh…
Coal metropolis, Cardiff 1870–1914
The University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire: A History, 1916-1976
Review of: The University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire, A History, 1916-1976. Carter, Hilda R. and Jenswold, John R
Studies in the archaeology and history of Cirencester
The internal structure of Welsh towns in the nineteenth century: Changing townscapes
(1982). The internal structure of Welsh towns in the nineteenth century: changing townscapes. Landscape History: Vol. 4, No. 1, pp. 47-60
The Urban Retailing System: Location, Cognition and Behaviour
English Industrial Cities of the Nineteenth Century: A Social Geography
Unfairly Structured Cities
English Industrial Cities of the Nineteenth Century. A Social Geography
European Urbanization 1500-1800
The Welsh Language in Cardiff: A Quiet Revolution
This paper examines recent developments in the growth and distribution of Welsh speakers within Cardiff-the capital city of Wales. Of particular interest is the relationship between the incidence of Welsh speakers and selected socio-economic attributes. The study highlights a significant and highly distinctive resurgence of interest in the language within a longanglicized metropolitan region. The patterns that emerge suggest a reversal of Hechter…
The Changing Face of Cities; A Study of Development Cycles and Urban Form
Triumph of the South: A Regional Economic History of Early Twentieth Century Britain. By Peter Scott
This is an important book that simultaneously explores two issues; the slow death of the original British economic colossus (which continued to shape the format of British economic life long after it had lost international competitive advantage); and the inexorable rise of a dynamic new economy, located primarily in the emerging Greater London region (clearly dominant by the 1939) and in the West Midlands, based around a range of fast-growing, co…
The Foundation Review 8.2 Full Issue
The Foundation Review
Application of a Mixed Methods Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis Framework in Integrated Health Care
This work offers a feasible, flexible and pragmatic approach for evaluating integrated care programs
Hospital admission costs of acute injection‐related infections among people who inject drugs
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