Iain Wallace
Biographic Data
| ID | 3671132 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Iain Wallace |
| GIVEN NAMES | Iain |
| FAMILY NAME | Wallace |
| SIGNATURE | WALLACE I |
| AFFILIATIONS | Carleton University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 34 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1974 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2006 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Territory, Typology, Theology: Geopolitics and the Christian Scriptures
This paper explores the complexities of the relationship between God and territory as they are developed within the Christian scriptures. It traces the multiple layers of meaning that are developed as the theological narrative which links God to a particular “chosen people” in a “promised land” (ancient Israel) is transformed into one which links God in Christ to a worldwide transterritorial community (“the people of God”). Theological analysis d…
Commentary 2
Reflections from Canada: A ‘nearest neighbour’ analysis
Past‐President's Address/Discours du Président
Teaching economic geography in anglophone Canada
A survey of the teaching of the introductory economic geography course in the English‐language universities of Canada reveals considerable diversity of course content. Orientations vary from location theory to global system analyses. Students are generally positive about changes in course content that give greater coverage of globalisation, environmental issues and the geography of enterprise. Many instructors note a lack of critical thinking and…
The Global Economic System
Towards a Geography of Agribusiness
Canada's Industrial Space-Economy
Containerization at Canadian Ports
Containerization has produced significant changes in the traffic of Canadian ports, reflecting both carrier and route characteristics. The formerly unified system of the St. Lawrence and its Maritime winter outports has been separated into two functionally distinct groups. Container shipping into the St. Lawrence is dominated by small carriers, calling only at Canadian ports, where they have private terminals. Sailings to Maritime ports are domin…
The Relationship between Freight Transport Organization and Industrial Linkage in Britain
It is argued that studies of industrial linkages have given inadequate attention to the role of the transport industry in maintaining them. By focusing on the functional relationship between plants in the overall cycle of production, the importance of transport reliability and other qualities of service factors is emphasized. A census of industrial traffic in the north-west Midlands provides data to show how manufacturers' preferences for various…
Towards a Geography of Agribusiness
Territory, Typology, Theology: Geopolitics and the Christian Scriptures
This paper explores the complexities of the relationship between God and territory as they are developed within the Christian scriptures. It traces the multiple layers of meaning that are developed as the theological narrative which links God to a particular “chosen people” in a “promised land” (ancient Israel) is transformed into one which links God in Christ to a worldwide transterritorial community (“the people of God”). Theological analysis d…
The Global Economic System
The Relationship between Freight Transport Organization and Industrial Linkage in Britain
It is argued that studies of industrial linkages have given inadequate attention to the role of the transport industry in maintaining them. By focusing on the functional relationship between plants in the overall cycle of production, the importance of transport reliability and other qualities of service factors is emphasized. A census of industrial traffic in the north-west Midlands provides data to show how manufacturers' preferences for various…
Containerization at Canadian Ports
Containerization has produced significant changes in the traffic of Canadian ports, reflecting both carrier and route characteristics. The formerly unified system of the St. Lawrence and its Maritime winter outports has been separated into two functionally distinct groups. Container shipping into the St. Lawrence is dominated by small carriers, calling only at Canadian ports, where they have private terminals. Sailings to Maritime ports are domin…
The Relationship between Freight Transport Organization and Industrial Linkage in Britain
It is argued that studies of industrial linkages have given inadequate attention to the role of the transport industry in maintaining them. By focusing on the functional relationship between plants in the overall cycle of production, the importance of transport reliability and other qualities of service factors is emphasized. A census of industrial traffic in the north-west Midlands provides data to show how manufacturers' preferences for various…
Containerization at Canadian Ports
Containerization has produced significant changes in the traffic of Canadian ports, reflecting both carrier and route characteristics. The formerly unified system of the St. Lawrence and its Maritime winter outports has been separated into two functionally distinct groups. Container shipping into the St. Lawrence is dominated by small carriers, calling only at Canadian ports, where they have private terminals. Sailings to Maritime ports are domin…
Canada's Industrial Space-Economy
Towards a Geography of Agribusiness
The Global Economic System
Teaching economic geography in anglophone Canada
A survey of the teaching of the introductory economic geography course in the English‐language universities of Canada reveals considerable diversity of course content. Orientations vary from location theory to global system analyses. Students are generally positive about changes in course content that give greater coverage of globalisation, environmental issues and the geography of enterprise. Many instructors note a lack of critical thinking and…
Past‐President's Address/Discours du Président
Reflections from Canada: A ‘nearest neighbour’ analysis
Commentary 2
Territory, Typology, Theology: Geopolitics and the Christian Scriptures
This paper explores the complexities of the relationship between God and territory as they are developed within the Christian scriptures. It traces the multiple layers of meaning that are developed as the theological narrative which links God to a particular “chosen people” in a “promised land” (ancient Israel) is transformed into one which links God in Christ to a worldwide transterritorial community (“the people of God”). Theological analysis d…
Geography (7 works) · Economic geography (5 works) · Economics (4 works) · Business (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Economy (2 works) · Engineering (2 works) · Maritime Ports and Logistics (2 works) · Political science (2 works)