Graham Humphrys
Biographic Data
| ID | 1474345 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Graham Humphrys |
| GIVEN NAMES | Graham |
| FAMILY NAME | Humphrys |
| SIGNATURE | HUMPHRYS G |
| AFFILIATIONS | Swansea University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 30 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 43 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 30 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1958 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1996 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
Money, Power and Space
Transition Démographique et Système Coutumier dans les Pyrénées Occidentales
Location and Change: Perspectives on Economic Geography
Part 1 Concepts and methodology: economic change and location theoretical perspectives. Part 2 The concept of change: the physical context factors of production demand, transport and linkages the technological context the organizational context the political context the social and cultural context location and land-use decision-making primary industries manufacturing industries service industries international economic change regional economic ch…
Technical Change and Industrial Policy
Technical Change and Industrial Policy
Preface List of Figures List of Tables 1. Introduction: G Humphrys, (University College, Swansea) and K Chapman, (University of Aberdeen) (I) Nature and Spatial Dimensions of Technical Change 2. Technical innovation, long cycles and regional policy: C Freeman (Science Policy Research Unit, University of Sussex) 3. Some aspects of technical innovation, diffusion and technical change: the diffusion of the colour scanner in the United Kingdom: R McA…
Dealing with dilemmas: Industrial landscapes in South Wales
The economic development of the British coal industry: From industrial revolution to the present day
The role of assessment in the design of a curriculum for a degree in geography
Decisions about the assessment of courses in higher education will influence the structure of the curriculum. Assessment is necessary not only to inform students and staff, but also for external and predictive purposes. The objectives of assessment are both instructional and expressive, while the kinds of skills tested are mainly those of written and oral communication. The incorporation of all these factors into assessment and curriculum design …
South Wales
Industrial Britain: South Wales
The United States and Canada
Urban Studies: A Canadian Perspective
Fur Trade Canoe Routes of Canada: Then and Now
Man-Made America: Chaos or Control
The Canadian National Parks Today and Tomorrow
The North and Central United States
A Map of Housing Quality in the United Kingdom
G. Humphrys, A Map of Housing Quality in the United Kingdom, Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers, No. 43, Special Number on Population Maps of the British Isles, 1961 (Apr., 1968), pp. 31-36
Exploration of Alaska 1865-1900
The Journey to Work in Industrial South Wales
employment has been extended, and dormitory towns, found only infrequently before 1945, are now becoming common. This has been particularly striking in industrial South Wales,1 where the post-war reconstruction of the regional economy has affected and been affected by the dailyjourney to work. Although the practical significance of changes in thejourney to work in the region was recognized, systematic examination of the situation did not become p…
Economic Geography of Canada: With an Introduction of a 68-Region System
THE IRON SNAKE. By Ronald Hardy. London: Collins, 1965. 8*2x5*2 inches; 318 pages; endpaper map, plates. 30s The Iron Snake is about some of the men who built the railway from Mombasa to Lake Victoria between 1895 an^ 1901. The 'writing up' of African history has received great impulse from Mr. Alan Moorehead's books but Mr. Hardy, a novelist, knows less well how to avoid embroidery. Historians will dislike his treatment of evidence, his imaginat…
Private Coal Mining in South Wales
A LT HOUGH the British coal-mining industry was nationalized in 1947, nationalization did not mean the complete disappearance of private coal mining in Britain. From the beginning the National Coal Board has licensed the private operation of small coal mines employing underground thirty men or fewer. One area where private coal mining has been particularly successful is the western part of the South Wales coalfield. There the small mines not only…
Anglo-America: A Regional Geography of the United States and Canada
Anglo-America: Canada and the United States
Soils in Canada
This Land: A Geography of Canada
Location and Change: Perspectives on Economic Geography
Part 1 Concepts and methodology: economic change and location theoretical perspectives. Part 2 The concept of change: the physical context factors of production demand, transport and linkages the technological context the organizational context the political context the social and cultural context location and land-use decision-making primary industries manufacturing industries service industries international economic change regional economic ch…
Urban Studies: A Canadian Perspective
The Journey to Work in Industrial South Wales
employment has been extended, and dormitory towns, found only infrequently before 1945, are now becoming common. This has been particularly striking in industrial South Wales,1 where the post-war reconstruction of the regional economy has affected and been affected by the dailyjourney to work. Although the practical significance of changes in thejourney to work in the region was recognized, systematic examination of the situation did not become p…
Fur Trade Canoe Routes of Canada: Then and Now
The Canadian National Parks Today and Tomorrow
Late Pleistocene Environments of North Pacific North America
Exploration of Alaska 1865-1900
Schefferville, Quebec: A New Pioneering Town
The role of assessment in the design of a curriculum for a degree in geography
Decisions about the assessment of courses in higher education will influence the structure of the curriculum. Assessment is necessary not only to inform students and staff, but also for external and predictive purposes. The objectives of assessment are both instructional and expressive, while the kinds of skills tested are mainly those of written and oral communication. The incorporation of all these factors into assessment and curriculum design …
Schefferville, Quebec: A New Pioneering Town
Shorter Communications — Brèves Communications
The St. Lawrence Waterway: A Study in Politics and Diplomacy
Seedtime on the Cumberland
Late Pleistocene Environments of North Pacific North America
Soils in Canada
This Land: A Geography of Canada
Anglo-America: A Regional Geography of the United States and Canada
Anglo-America: Canada and the United States
The Journey to Work in Industrial South Wales
employment has been extended, and dormitory towns, found only infrequently before 1945, are now becoming common. This has been particularly striking in industrial South Wales,1 where the post-war reconstruction of the regional economy has affected and been affected by the dailyjourney to work. Although the practical significance of changes in thejourney to work in the region was recognized, systematic examination of the situation did not become p…
Economic Geography of Canada: With an Introduction of a 68-Region System
THE IRON SNAKE. By Ronald Hardy. London: Collins, 1965. 8*2x5*2 inches; 318 pages; endpaper map, plates. 30s The Iron Snake is about some of the men who built the railway from Mombasa to Lake Victoria between 1895 an^ 1901. The 'writing up' of African history has received great impulse from Mr. Alan Moorehead's books but Mr. Hardy, a novelist, knows less well how to avoid embroidery. Historians will dislike his treatment of evidence, his imaginat…
Private Coal Mining in South Wales
A LT HOUGH the British coal-mining industry was nationalized in 1947, nationalization did not mean the complete disappearance of private coal mining in Britain. From the beginning the National Coal Board has licensed the private operation of small coal mines employing underground thirty men or fewer. One area where private coal mining has been particularly successful is the western part of the South Wales coalfield. There the small mines not only…
Exploration of Alaska 1865-1900
A Map of Housing Quality in the United Kingdom
G. Humphrys, A Map of Housing Quality in the United Kingdom, Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers, No. 43, Special Number on Population Maps of the British Isles, 1961 (Apr., 1968), pp. 31-36
The North and Central United States
Urban Studies: A Canadian Perspective
Fur Trade Canoe Routes of Canada: Then and Now
Man-Made America: Chaos or Control
The Canadian National Parks Today and Tomorrow
The United States and Canada
Industrial Britain: South Wales
South Wales
The role of assessment in the design of a curriculum for a degree in geography
Decisions about the assessment of courses in higher education will influence the structure of the curriculum. Assessment is necessary not only to inform students and staff, but also for external and predictive purposes. The objectives of assessment are both instructional and expressive, while the kinds of skills tested are mainly those of written and oral communication. The incorporation of all these factors into assessment and curriculum design …
The economic development of the British coal industry: From industrial revolution to the present day
Dealing with dilemmas: Industrial landscapes in South Wales
Geography (23 works) · Archaeology (6 works) · Political science (6 works) · Business (5 works) · Computer Science (5 works) · Economic geography (5 works) · Geology (5 works) · Geology (5 works) · Regional science (5 works) · Economics (4 works)