Timothy Dixon
Biographic Data
| ID | 3719980 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Timothy Dixon |
| GIVEN NAMES | Timothy |
| FAMILY NAME | Dixon |
| SIGNATURE | DIXON T |
| AFFILIATIONS | Oxford Brookes University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 36 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1991 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Stock measurement and regeneration policy approaches to ‘hardcore’ brownfield sites
Critical Success Factors in Urban Brownfield Regeneration
Hardcore, or long-term derelict and vacant brownfield sites which are often contaminated, form a significant proportion of brownfield land in many cities, not only in the UK but also in other countries. The recent economic recession has placed the economic viability of such sites in jeopardy. This paper compares the approaches for bringing back hardcore brownfield sites into use in England and Japan by focusing on ten case studies in Manchester a…
Housing Supply and Brownfield Regeneration in a post-Barker World
The findings of the Barker review, which examined the reasons for the undersupply of UK housing, have important implications for the devolved constituents of the UK, including Scotland. This paper traces the emergence of the brownfield regeneration policy agenda across the UK and examines how the Barker review connects with this brownfield policy focus. The paper compares housing and brownfield policies and practices in England and Scotland, plac…
The Property Development Industry and Sustainable Urban Brownfield Regeneration in England
The property development industry is a key actor in UK brownfield regeneration projects. UK policy has attempted to interlink `sustainable development' and `sustainable brownfield' policy agendas, which have found an additional focus through the UK government's `Sustainable Communities Plan', part of a growing international emphasis on sustainable development. This paper examines the emergence of these agendas and related policies, and the role o…
Commonplace Books of Law
Journal Article Commonplace Books of Law: A Selection of Law-Related Notebooks from the Seventeenth Century to the Mid-Twentieth Century Get access Pruitt Paul M.Jr. Durham David I., eds., with Freyer Tony Allan Dixon Timothy W.. Commonplace Books of Law: A Selection of Law-Related Notebooks from the Seventeenth Century to the Mid-Twentieth Century. Occasional Publications of the Bounds Law Library 5. Tuscaloosa: Bounds Law Library, University of…
Federal Justice in Western Missouri
Excerpt The past decade has seen a surge in interest in the publication of institutional histories of the federal courts, appellate as well as trial. While previous works were concerned with the trial courts only as the footnoted source of disputes resolved by the Supreme Court, several recent books have focused on the trial courts themselves, finding them a rich source of local, regional, and national history
Towards a new theory of outdoor leadership style
This study introduced the Conditional Outdoor Leadership Theory (COLT) and examined the contributory relationships among the COLT variables: concern for task, concern for relationships, concern for conditional favourability, and outdoor leadership style. Stepwise multiple regression was employed in an effort to predict style on the basis of how concerned expert outdoor leaders were for the task, relationships, and conditional favourability of 12 …
The Property Development Industry and Sustainable Urban Brownfield Regeneration in England
The property development industry is a key actor in UK brownfield regeneration projects. UK policy has attempted to interlink `sustainable development' and `sustainable brownfield' policy agendas, which have found an additional focus through the UK government's `Sustainable Communities Plan', part of a growing international emphasis on sustainable development. This paper examines the emergence of these agendas and related policies, and the role o…
Critical Success Factors in Urban Brownfield Regeneration
Hardcore, or long-term derelict and vacant brownfield sites which are often contaminated, form a significant proportion of brownfield land in many cities, not only in the UK but also in other countries. The recent economic recession has placed the economic viability of such sites in jeopardy. This paper compares the approaches for bringing back hardcore brownfield sites into use in England and Japan by focusing on ten case studies in Manchester a…
Housing Supply and Brownfield Regeneration in a post-Barker World
The findings of the Barker review, which examined the reasons for the undersupply of UK housing, have important implications for the devolved constituents of the UK, including Scotland. This paper traces the emergence of the brownfield regeneration policy agenda across the UK and examines how the Barker review connects with this brownfield policy focus. The paper compares housing and brownfield policies and practices in England and Scotland, plac…
Stock measurement and regeneration policy approaches to ‘hardcore’ brownfield sites
Towards a new theory of outdoor leadership style
This study introduced the Conditional Outdoor Leadership Theory (COLT) and examined the contributory relationships among the COLT variables: concern for task, concern for relationships, concern for conditional favourability, and outdoor leadership style. Stepwise multiple regression was employed in an effort to predict style on the basis of how concerned expert outdoor leaders were for the task, relationships, and conditional favourability of 12 …
Federal Justice in Western Missouri
Excerpt The past decade has seen a surge in interest in the publication of institutional histories of the federal courts, appellate as well as trial. While previous works were concerned with the trial courts only as the footnoted source of disputes resolved by the Supreme Court, several recent books have focused on the trial courts themselves, finding them a rich source of local, regional, and national history
Commonplace Books of Law
Journal Article Commonplace Books of Law: A Selection of Law-Related Notebooks from the Seventeenth Century to the Mid-Twentieth Century Get access Pruitt Paul M.Jr. Durham David I., eds., with Freyer Tony Allan Dixon Timothy W.. Commonplace Books of Law: A Selection of Law-Related Notebooks from the Seventeenth Century to the Mid-Twentieth Century. Occasional Publications of the Bounds Law Library 5. Tuscaloosa: Bounds Law Library, University of…
The Property Development Industry and Sustainable Urban Brownfield Regeneration in England
The property development industry is a key actor in UK brownfield regeneration projects. UK policy has attempted to interlink `sustainable development' and `sustainable brownfield' policy agendas, which have found an additional focus through the UK government's `Sustainable Communities Plan', part of a growing international emphasis on sustainable development. This paper examines the emergence of these agendas and related policies, and the role o…
Housing Supply and Brownfield Regeneration in a post-Barker World
The findings of the Barker review, which examined the reasons for the undersupply of UK housing, have important implications for the devolved constituents of the UK, including Scotland. This paper traces the emergence of the brownfield regeneration policy agenda across the UK and examines how the Barker review connects with this brownfield policy focus. The paper compares housing and brownfield policies and practices in England and Scotland, plac…
Critical Success Factors in Urban Brownfield Regeneration
Hardcore, or long-term derelict and vacant brownfield sites which are often contaminated, form a significant proportion of brownfield land in many cities, not only in the UK but also in other countries. The recent economic recession has placed the economic viability of such sites in jeopardy. This paper compares the approaches for bringing back hardcore brownfield sites into use in England and Japan by focusing on ten case studies in Manchester a…
Stock measurement and regeneration policy approaches to ‘hardcore’ brownfield sites
Economics (5 works) · Engineering (5 works) · Geography (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · Brownfield (4 works) · Business (4 works) · Civil engineering (4 works) · Environmental planning (4 works) · Redevelopment (4 works) · Regional science (4 works)