W T R Pryce
Biographic Data
| ID | 187239 |
|---|---|
| NAME | W T R Pryce |
| GIVEN NAMES | W T R |
| FAMILY NAME | Pryce |
| SIGNATURE | PRYCE W T R |
| AFFILIATIONS | The Open University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 23 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 4 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1975 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2000 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
A Migration Typology and Some Topics for the Research Agenda
Much published research on migration in the past has been driven by the easy availability of data sources rather than by the need to explore a number of meaningful concepts. This article presents a migration typology designed to enable researchers to identify and articulate the inherent differences between descriptive migration patterns and the analysis of migration processes. There is a need to link migration processes with the underlying patter…
The Classification of Rural Areas in the European Context
BLUNDEN J. R., PRYCE W. T. R. and DREYER P. (1998) The classification of rural areas in the European context: an exploration of a typology using neural network applications, Reg. Studies 32 , 149-160. The application of neural nets for the classification of rural areas throughout the European Union is demonstrated. The methodology is discussed in the context of a generic rural areas typology, but in its original form it was devised to serve the n…
From Family Tree to Family History
Migration and the Evolution of Culture Areas
Two major culture provinces can be recognized in modern Wales: Cymru Gymraeg or Welsh Wales in the north and west; and Cymru ddi-Gymraeg or anglicized Wales in the east and south. Adopting Meinig's typologies, Carter and Thomas have proposed a model of a culture region in decline, recognizing Cymru Gymraeg as the 'core' culture area and equating territories within Cymru ddi-Gymraeg with the 'domain' and 'sphere'. At the present time the whole cul…
The Classification of Rural Areas in the European Context
BLUNDEN J. R., PRYCE W. T. R. and DREYER P. (1998) The classification of rural areas in the European context: an exploration of a typology using neural network applications, Reg. Studies 32 , 149-160. The application of neural nets for the classification of rural areas throughout the European Union is demonstrated. The methodology is discussed in the context of a generic rural areas typology, but in its original form it was devised to serve the n…
From Family Tree to Family History
A Migration Typology and Some Topics for the Research Agenda
Much published research on migration in the past has been driven by the easy availability of data sources rather than by the need to explore a number of meaningful concepts. This article presents a migration typology designed to enable researchers to identify and articulate the inherent differences between descriptive migration patterns and the analysis of migration processes. There is a need to link migration processes with the underlying patter…
Migration and the Evolution of Culture Areas
Two major culture provinces can be recognized in modern Wales: Cymru Gymraeg or Welsh Wales in the north and west; and Cymru ddi-Gymraeg or anglicized Wales in the east and south. Adopting Meinig's typologies, Carter and Thomas have proposed a model of a culture region in decline, recognizing Cymru Gymraeg as the 'core' culture area and equating territories within Cymru ddi-Gymraeg with the 'domain' and 'sphere'. At the present time the whole cul…
Migration and the Evolution of Culture Areas
Two major culture provinces can be recognized in modern Wales: Cymru Gymraeg or Welsh Wales in the north and west; and Cymru ddi-Gymraeg or anglicized Wales in the east and south. Adopting Meinig's typologies, Carter and Thomas have proposed a model of a culture region in decline, recognizing Cymru Gymraeg as the 'core' culture area and equating territories within Cymru ddi-Gymraeg with the 'domain' and 'sphere'. At the present time the whole cul…
From Family Tree to Family History
The Classification of Rural Areas in the European Context
BLUNDEN J. R., PRYCE W. T. R. and DREYER P. (1998) The classification of rural areas in the European context: an exploration of a typology using neural network applications, Reg. Studies 32 , 149-160. The application of neural nets for the classification of rural areas throughout the European Union is demonstrated. The methodology is discussed in the context of a generic rural areas typology, but in its original form it was devised to serve the n…
A Migration Typology and Some Topics for the Research Agenda
Much published research on migration in the past has been driven by the easy availability of data sources rather than by the need to explore a number of meaningful concepts. This article presents a migration typology designed to enable researchers to identify and articulate the inherent differences between descriptive migration patterns and the analysis of migration processes. There is a need to link migration processes with the underlying patter…
Geography (3 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Economic geography (2 works) · History (2 works) · History (2 works) · Typology (2 works) · Archaeology (1 work) · Artificial Intelligence (1 work) · Artificial Intelligence (1 work) · Artificial neural network (1 work)