John Blunden
Biographic Data
| ID | 3751613 |
|---|---|
| NAME | John Blunden |
| GIVEN NAMES | John |
| FAMILY NAME | Blunden |
| SIGNATURE | BLUNDEN J |
| AFFILIATIONS | The Open University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 16 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1976 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1998 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
The Classification of Rural Areas in the European Context: An Exploration of a Typology Using Neural Network Applications
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…
Waste and Pollution: The Problem for Britain
A People's Charter
Natural Gas: Governments and Oil Companies in the Third World
It is asserted that oil companies claim to be generally receptive to gas development proposals; however, the lack of potential markets for gas, problems of foreign exchange convertibility, and lack of a legal framework often hinders their engagement. Governments, on the other hand, need to secure domestic energy supply and, if possible, gain some export earnings or royalties. An extensive discussion on the principles of pricing and fiscal regimes…
The 1986 Oil Price Crises: Economy, Effects and Policy Responses
The Countryside Handbook
Mineral Resources and Their Management
The Themes in Resource Management series has several objectives. One is to identify and to examine substantive and enduring resource management and development problems. Attention will range from local to international scales, from developed to developing nations, from the public to the private sector, and from biophysical to political considerations
The Mineral Resources of Britain: A Study in Exploitation and Planning
The Classification of Rural Areas in the European Context: An Exploration of a Typology Using Neural Network Applications
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 People's Charter
Mineral Resources and Their Management
The Themes in Resource Management series has several objectives. One is to identify and to examine substantive and enduring resource management and development problems. Attention will range from local to international scales, from developed to developing nations, from the public to the private sector, and from biophysical to political considerations
Natural Gas: Governments and Oil Companies in the Third World
It is asserted that oil companies claim to be generally receptive to gas development proposals; however, the lack of potential markets for gas, problems of foreign exchange convertibility, and lack of a legal framework often hinders their engagement. Governments, on the other hand, need to secure domestic energy supply and, if possible, gain some export earnings or royalties. An extensive discussion on the principles of pricing and fiscal regimes…
The Mineral Resources of Britain: A Study in Exploitation and Planning
The Mineral Resources of Britain: A Study in Exploitation and Planning
The Countryside Handbook
Mineral Resources and Their Management
The Themes in Resource Management series has several objectives. One is to identify and to examine substantive and enduring resource management and development problems. Attention will range from local to international scales, from developed to developing nations, from the public to the private sector, and from biophysical to political considerations
Natural Gas: Governments and Oil Companies in the Third World
It is asserted that oil companies claim to be generally receptive to gas development proposals; however, the lack of potential markets for gas, problems of foreign exchange convertibility, and lack of a legal framework often hinders their engagement. Governments, on the other hand, need to secure domestic energy supply and, if possible, gain some export earnings or royalties. An extensive discussion on the principles of pricing and fiscal regimes…
The 1986 Oil Price Crises: Economy, Effects and Policy Responses
A People's Charter
Waste and Pollution: The Problem for Britain
The Classification of Rural Areas in the European Context: An Exploration of a Typology Using Neural Network Applications
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…
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