G J R Linge
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 694347 |
|---|---|
| NOME | G J R Linge |
| PRENOMES | G J R |
| SOBRENOME | Linge |
| ASSINATURA | LINGE G J R |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Australian National University |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 33 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 49 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 33 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1960 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2005 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Pathways to Industrialization and Regional Development
FIGURES2.1 International configuration of national Fordisms in the "First" and "Third" Worlds 2.2 Monetary systems dynamics 6.1 Economics of multiproduction from the Marshall effect to the Baumol effect 6.2 Flexible technology: long-term impact of firm capacity strategy 6.3 Economies of organization: content and nature 6.4 The Japanese revolution in product management: linearization and flexible work standards 6.5 Technical flexibility and produc…
China's Spatial Economic Development
China's Regions, Polity, and Economy
Hong Kong as a Global Metropolis . David R. Meyer
The Dynamics of Urban Growth in Three Chinese Cities. Shahid Yusuf, Weiping Wu
The Kuriles
The sovereignty of the bleak Kurile islands, off northern Japan, has long been the subject of a bitter stand‐off between Russia and Japan. This has not only prevented their signing a post‐1945 Peace Treaty but has retarded the flow of official financial assistance and corporate investment funds across the few hundred kilometre‐wide Sea of Japan. As a result the reconstruction of the Russian Far East has been made more difficult, thus exacerbating…
Developments in Russia's Far East and their implications for the Pacific Basin
The Soviet Union ceased to exist as a subject of international law and a geopolitical reality in December 1991 with the declaration of a new Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS). For the present the territory formerly known as the Soviet Far East remains part of the Russian Republic controlled from Moscow, but its political and economic destiny remains uncertain. In 1986 Mikhail Gorbachev asserted that the USSR was an Asian‐Pacific country an…
The Geography of Contemporary China
Just‐in‐time’ in Australia
Just‐in‐time (JIT) became a widely used phrase in the 1980s but the ideas underlying it have received little attention from Australian geographers. It is often perceived as simply a system of increasing the efficiency of factories whereas, in reality, it involves changes to systems of firms across a broad range of sectors. This paper explains the meaning of JIT, reviews the literature on this topic in Australia, and suggests that it may return so…
If we are to prosper, the economy must become more productive
KEY WORDS: CompetitivenessEfficiencyFlexibilityMicro‐economic reformProductivityRestructuring
Just-in-Time
This paper emphasizes that the Just-in-Time concept has to be seen as an organizational philosophy which requires changes in attitude within firms and systems of firms. Although it has been viewed
IGU commission on industrial change
Labour, Environment and Industrial Change
1. Labour, Environment and Industrial Change G.A. van der Knaap and G.J.R. Linge 2. Labour Market Models in their Spatial Expression Sergio Conti, University of Turin 3. Industrial Change in Poland and the Working and Living Environment Bronislaw Kortus, The Jagiellonian University, Poland 4. Attitudes to Industrial Development and Quality of Life in Poland Boleslaw Domanski, The Jagiellonian University, Poland 5. Gender, Employment and Territory…
Peripheralisation and Industrial Change
Peripheralization and Industrial Change
Current changes in the world economy are having a profound effect on many peripheral regions; most are becoming weaker and more marginal still. This book examines this peripheralisation process and considers how it might be reversed
IGU Commission on Industrial Change
Commission on Industrial Change/ UGI Commission du Changement Industriel Bulletin 3, November/December 1985
The Minerals Sector and the Australian Economy
Spatial Analysis, Industry and the Industrial Environment
It Must Remain One World
Of Time and Place. Essays in Honour of O.H.K. Spate
This book of essays honours Professor O.H.K. Spate of The Australian National University. Occupying the second University Chair of Geography to be created in Australia, Oskar Spate built a Department in the Research School of Pacific Studies there. Later, after serving for five years as Director of that School, he moved to its Department of Pacific and South Asian History where, as a Visiting Fellow, he is writing a three- volume history of the P…
Spatial Analysis, Industry and the Industrial Environment. Volume 1, Industrial Systems
Industrial Awakening. A Geography of Australian Manufacturing 1788-1890
Industrial Awakening is a remarkable story of the way manufacturing in a new and remote country pulled itself up by the bootstraps and became enmeshed in changing world commerce and technology. During the first hundred years of European settlement in Australia, a wide range of circumstances influenced the development and location of manufacturing. Many of the issues being debated today about the role of manufacturing in the Australian economy are…
Australian Manufacturing in Recession
This paper traces the internal and external pressures on Australian manufacturing which have developed during the 1960s and 1970s and considers the problems these pose for a nation whose industrial structure has been based on high levels of protection. The spatial changes in the distribution of manufacturing employment are examined with special emphasis on the period since mid-1974. Finally an attempt is made to consider future spatial changes an…
The State and the spatial management of industrial change
The state and industrial change, G.J.R.Linge and D.C.Rich towards a better system for managing China's industry, Li Weny-yan Siberian territorial production complexes and Soviet economic planning, M.K.Bandman and G.J.R.Linge spatial conflicts arising from the restructuring of Japanese industry, Atshuhiko Takeuchi government management of industrial change in the Republic of Korea, Sam Ock Park host governments and transnationals - experiences of …
Industrial Awakening. A Geography of Australian Manufacturing 1788-1890
Industrial Awakening is a remarkable story of the way manufacturing in a new and remote country pulled itself up by the bootstraps and became enmeshed in changing world commerce and technology. During the first hundred years of European settlement in Australia, a wide range of circumstances influenced the development and location of manufacturing. Many of the issues being debated today about the role of manufacturing in the Australian economy are…
Just-in-Time
This paper emphasizes that the Just-in-Time concept has to be seen as an organizational philosophy which requires changes in attitude within firms and systems of firms. Although it has been viewed
Governments and the Location of Secondary Industry in Australia
T is well known that governments, in all types of economies, have an important influence on the location of economic activities of all kinds. But, on the whole, this aspect of the geography of manufacturing is not well documented. The Australian situation is interesting because each of the States is attempting to develop industrially. The resulting policies, undertaken in a spirit of competition rather than co-operation, illustrate one of the pro…
Australian manufacturing and the role and responsibilities of geographers
Labour, Environment and Industrial Change
1. Labour, Environment and Industrial Change G.A. van der Knaap and G.J.R. Linge 2. Labour Market Models in their Spatial Expression Sergio Conti, University of Turin 3. Industrial Change in Poland and the Working and Living Environment Bronislaw Kortus, The Jagiellonian University, Poland 4. Attitudes to Industrial Development and Quality of Life in Poland Boleslaw Domanski, The Jagiellonian University, Poland 5. Gender, Employment and Territory…
Spatial Analysis, Industry and the Industrial Environment
The Diffusion of Manufacturing in Auckland, New Zealand
T . nHE Auckland metropolitan area, which with 448,000 inhabitants (1961) is the largest in New Zealand, can be dubbed a city in flood. Accompanying the increase in population of 165,000 between 1931 and 1956 (more than a quarter of the increase for the Dominion as a whole), there was a rapid growth of residential suburbsaptly called treeless deserts of tilesof peripheral commercial areas, and of outlying industrial zones that together caused the…
Australia displayed
The Kuriles
The sovereignty of the bleak Kurile islands, off northern Japan, has long been the subject of a bitter stand‐off between Russia and Japan. This has not only prevented their signing a post‐1945 Peace Treaty but has retarded the flow of official financial assistance and corporate investment funds across the few hundred kilometre‐wide Sea of Japan. As a result the reconstruction of the Russian Far East has been made more difficult, thus exacerbating…
Developments in Russia's Far East and their implications for the Pacific Basin
The Soviet Union ceased to exist as a subject of international law and a geopolitical reality in December 1991 with the declaration of a new Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS). For the present the territory formerly known as the Soviet Far East remains part of the Russian Republic controlled from Moscow, but its political and economic destiny remains uncertain. In 1986 Mikhail Gorbachev asserted that the USSR was an Asian‐Pacific country an…
Spatial Analysis, Industry and the Industrial Environment. Volume 1, Industrial Systems
Government Influence and the Location of Economic Activity
Canberra after Fifty Years
The Concentration and Dispersion of Manufacturing in New Zealand
T;-' nWO opposing tendencies, towards concentration and towards dispersion, are shown by the spatial arrangement of manufacturing in New Zealand. Though over 100,000 factory workers are employed in the five main centers of population the remaining 56,000 gain a livelihood in factories scattered throughout the length and breadth of the country.1 This paper introduces a map of manufacturing in the Dominion, and analyzes the pattern so revealed by e…
The Concentration and Dispersion of Manufacturing in New Zealand
T;-' nWO opposing tendencies, towards concentration and towards dispersion, are shown by the spatial arrangement of manufacturing in New Zealand. Though over 100,000 factory workers are employed in the five main centers of population the remaining 56,000 gain a livelihood in factories scattered throughout the length and breadth of the country.1 This paper introduces a map of manufacturing in the Dominion, and analyzes the pattern so revealed by e…
Australia displayed
Canberra after Fifty Years
The Diffusion of Manufacturing in Auckland, New Zealand
T . nHE Auckland metropolitan area, which with 448,000 inhabitants (1961) is the largest in New Zealand, can be dubbed a city in flood. Accompanying the increase in population of 165,000 between 1931 and 1956 (more than a quarter of the increase for the Dominion as a whole), there was a rapid growth of residential suburbsaptly called treeless deserts of tilesof peripheral commercial areas, and of outlying industrial zones that together caused the…
Governments and the Location of Secondary Industry in Australia
T is well known that governments, in all types of economies, have an important influence on the location of economic activities of all kinds. But, on the whole, this aspect of the geography of manufacturing is not well documented. The Australian situation is interesting because each of the States is attempting to develop industrially. The resulting policies, undertaken in a spirit of competition rather than co-operation, illustrate one of the pro…
Government Influence and the Location of Economic Activity
The image of Australia
Australian Manufacturing in Recession
This paper traces the internal and external pressures on Australian manufacturing which have developed during the 1960s and 1970s and considers the problems these pose for a nation whose industrial structure has been based on high levels of protection. The spatial changes in the distribution of manufacturing employment are examined with special emphasis on the period since mid-1974. Finally an attempt is made to consider future spatial changes an…
Australian manufacturing and the role and responsibilities of geographers
Of Time and Place. Essays in Honour of O.H.K. Spate
This book of essays honours Professor O.H.K. Spate of The Australian National University. Occupying the second University Chair of Geography to be created in Australia, Oskar Spate built a Department in the Research School of Pacific Studies there. Later, after serving for five years as Director of that School, he moved to its Department of Pacific and South Asian History where, as a Visiting Fellow, he is writing a three- volume history of the P…
Spatial Analysis, Industry and the Industrial Environment. Volume 1, Industrial Systems
Industrial Awakening. A Geography of Australian Manufacturing 1788-1890
Industrial Awakening is a remarkable story of the way manufacturing in a new and remote country pulled itself up by the bootstraps and became enmeshed in changing world commerce and technology. During the first hundred years of European settlement in Australia, a wide range of circumstances influenced the development and location of manufacturing. Many of the issues being debated today about the role of manufacturing in the Australian economy are…
Spatial Analysis, Industry and the Industrial Environment
It Must Remain One World
The Minerals Sector and the Australian Economy
Commission on Industrial Change/ UGI Commission du Changement Industriel Bulletin 3, November/December 1985
IGU Commission on Industrial Change
Peripheralization and Industrial Change
Current changes in the world economy are having a profound effect on many peripheral regions; most are becoming weaker and more marginal still. This book examines this peripheralisation process and considers how it might be reversed
IGU commission on industrial change
Labour, Environment and Industrial Change
1. Labour, Environment and Industrial Change G.A. van der Knaap and G.J.R. Linge 2. Labour Market Models in their Spatial Expression Sergio Conti, University of Turin 3. Industrial Change in Poland and the Working and Living Environment Bronislaw Kortus, The Jagiellonian University, Poland 4. Attitudes to Industrial Development and Quality of Life in Poland Boleslaw Domanski, The Jagiellonian University, Poland 5. Gender, Employment and Territory…
Peripheralisation and Industrial Change
Just‐in‐time’ in Australia
Just‐in‐time (JIT) became a widely used phrase in the 1980s but the ideas underlying it have received little attention from Australian geographers. It is often perceived as simply a system of increasing the efficiency of factories whereas, in reality, it involves changes to systems of firms across a broad range of sectors. This paper explains the meaning of JIT, reviews the literature on this topic in Australia, and suggests that it may return so…
If we are to prosper, the economy must become more productive
KEY WORDS: CompetitivenessEfficiencyFlexibilityMicro‐economic reformProductivityRestructuring
Just-in-Time
This paper emphasizes that the Just-in-Time concept has to be seen as an organizational philosophy which requires changes in attitude within firms and systems of firms. Although it has been viewed
Developments in Russia's Far East and their implications for the Pacific Basin
The Soviet Union ceased to exist as a subject of international law and a geopolitical reality in December 1991 with the declaration of a new Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS). For the present the territory formerly known as the Soviet Far East remains part of the Russian Republic controlled from Moscow, but its political and economic destiny remains uncertain. In 1986 Mikhail Gorbachev asserted that the USSR was an Asian‐Pacific country an…
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