Gerald Manners
Biographic Data
| ID | 981374 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Gerald Manners |
| GIVEN NAMES | Gerald |
| FAMILY NAME | Manners |
| SIGNATURE | MANNERS G |
| AFFILIATIONS | University College London |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 32 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 69 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 31 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1958 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Spatial Policy Problems of the British Economy
Gas Market Liberalization in Britain: Some Geographical Observations
MANNERS G. (1997) Gas market liberalization in Britain: some geographical observations. Reg. Studies 31, 295-309. The paper reviews the evolving regulatory environment of the gas industry since its privatization in 1986, and the consequences of growing competition in an increasingly liberalized market for gas. Particular attention is given to those consequences of a geographical nature, and the public policy issues that they raise. The revised ri…
Unresolved Conflicts in Australian Mineral and Energy Resource Policies
Australia's non-renewable resource industries face new challenges. Internationally, their relatively privileged position in the 1970s and 1980s is being replaced by a more competitive economic order. At home, the slow pace of micro-economic reform continues to qualify their efficiency, whilst environmental policies are complicating their access to potential new reserves. Examining the economic and political context within which mineral and energy…
Mining and Indigenous People in Australasia
North sea oil: Benefits, costs and uncertainties
Coal in Britain: An Uncertain Future
Regional policies and the national interest
Policy Responses to Urban and Regional Economic Change in Britain: Discussion
Our Planet's Resources
The geography of mineral supply: The mainsprings of future uncertainties
Alternative Strategies for the British Coal Industry
The recent publication of the 'Green Paper', Energy Policy?a consultative document (Cmd. 7101, 1978) affords a valuable insight into official attitudes to? wards the future of the British energy market. The present paper challenges some of the energy supply and demand forecasts that are presented in the Working Document; in particular, it questions the optimistic market forecasts that continue to dominate official thinking about the coal industry…
The Office in Metropolis: An Opportunity for Shaping Metropolitan America
skyline and the character of most American central cities during the last decade or so represents a crucial and possibly unique phase in the evolution of the country's urban geography. More important than the ever-increasing size and height of the individual buildings is the magnitude of the downtown office development boom. Between 1960 and 1972, for example, gross office floor space in Manhattan alone increased by some 104 million square feet t…
Regional Development in Britain
Spatial Policy Problems of the British Economy
The Changing World Market for Iron Ore, 1950-1980: An Economic Geography
The Changing World Market for Iron Ore 1950-1980
Spatial Policy Problems of the British Economy
The Changing World Market for Iron Ore, 1950-1980
Spatial Policy Problems of the British Economy
Interest in the geography of economic and social change has grown in Britain over recent years as people have become more aware of regional imbalances and as government influence on the evolution of the country's spatial systems has increased. The processes of spatial allocation are becoming better understood as new techniques of analysis are developed. But weaknesses and inconsistencies in public policies remain and have attracted the attention …
South Wales in the Sixties. Studies in Industrial Geography
Journal Article South Wales in the Sixties. Studies in Industrial Geography Get access South Wales in the Sixties. Studies in Industrial Geography. By G. Manners. (London: Pergamon Press, 1964. Pp. xix + 265. 50s.) A. Beacham A. Beacham University of Otago Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Economic Journal, Volume 76, Issue 301, 1 March 1966, Pages 130–132, https://doi.org/10.2307/2229061 Published: 01 M…
The Geography of Energy
South Wales in the Sixties: Studies in Industrial Geography
Urban Expansion in the United States
South Wales in the Sixties: Studies in Industrial Geography
The Geography of Energy
The Central Desert of Baja California: Demography and Ecology
Regional Development in Britain
Mining and Indigenous People in Australasia
Coal in Britain: An Uncertain Future
The Agricultural Regions of the United States
Regional policies and the national interest
The Office in Metropolis: An Opportunity for Shaping Metropolitan America
skyline and the character of most American central cities during the last decade or so represents a crucial and possibly unique phase in the evolution of the country's urban geography. More important than the ever-increasing size and height of the individual buildings is the magnitude of the downtown office development boom. Between 1960 and 1972, for example, gross office floor space in Manhattan alone increased by some 104 million square feet t…
Alternative Strategies for the British Coal Industry
The recent publication of the 'Green Paper', Energy Policy?a consultative document (Cmd. 7101, 1978) affords a valuable insight into official attitudes to? wards the future of the British energy market. The present paper challenges some of the energy supply and demand forecasts that are presented in the Working Document; in particular, it questions the optimistic market forecasts that continue to dominate official thinking about the coal industry…
The Gas Industry in Europe
Cet article est consacré aux aspects géographiques dominants de l'expansion de la production du gaz en Europe pendant ces dernières années. L'auteur met l'accent, notamment, sur la diversité grandissante des sources de production, la pose de nouveaux pipe‐lines et sur les objectifs techniques et économiques qui tendent à modifier la géographie de la production du gaz. Les diverses caractéristiques de la production du gaz dans les différents pays …
Unresolved Conflicts in Australian Mineral and Energy Resource Policies
Australia's non-renewable resource industries face new challenges. Internationally, their relatively privileged position in the 1970s and 1980s is being replaced by a more competitive economic order. At home, the slow pace of micro-economic reform continues to qualify their efficiency, whilst environmental policies are complicating their access to potential new reserves. Examining the economic and political context within which mineral and energy…
Our Planet's Resources
The Changing World Market for Iron Ore, 1950-1980: An Economic Geography
Regional Protection: A Factor in Economic Geography
Wa WHETHER it be to shelter the emergence of an infant industry, to ensure the domestic production of a strategic commodity, or to defend an established industry against foreign competition, the protection of a home market by tariffs or embargoes has long been the practice of sovereign States and the interest of the economist. It has been only in recent years, however, that the internal counterpart to the external protective act has become widesp…
Location and Space Economy
The Agricultural Regions of the United States
The Central Desert of Baja California: Demography and Ecology
Man, Time and Space in Southern California. A Symposium
The Gas Industry in Europe
Cet article est consacré aux aspects géographiques dominants de l'expansion de la production du gaz en Europe pendant ces dernières années. L'auteur met l'accent, notamment, sur la diversité grandissante des sources de production, la pose de nouveaux pipe‐lines et sur les objectifs techniques et économiques qui tendent à modifier la géographie de la production du gaz. Les diverses caractéristiques de la production du gaz dans les différents pays …
The Mineral Wealth of Wales and Its Exploitation
Regional Protection: A Factor in Economic Geography
Wa WHETHER it be to shelter the emergence of an infant industry, to ensure the domestic production of a strategic commodity, or to defend an established industry against foreign competition, the protection of a home market by tariffs or embargoes has long been the practice of sovereign States and the interest of the economist. It has been only in recent years, however, that the internal counterpart to the external protective act has become widesp…
The Geography of Energy
Urban Expansion in the United States
South Wales in the Sixties: Studies in Industrial Geography
South Wales in the Sixties. Studies in Industrial Geography
Journal Article South Wales in the Sixties. Studies in Industrial Geography Get access South Wales in the Sixties. Studies in Industrial Geography. By G. Manners. (London: Pergamon Press, 1964. Pp. xix + 265. 50s.) A. Beacham A. Beacham University of Otago Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Economic Journal, Volume 76, Issue 301, 1 March 1966, Pages 130–132, https://doi.org/10.2307/2229061 Published: 01 M…
The Geography of Energy
South Wales in the Sixties: Studies in Industrial Geography
Spatial Policy Problems of the British Economy
Interest in the geography of economic and social change has grown in Britain over recent years as people have become more aware of regional imbalances and as government influence on the evolution of the country's spatial systems has increased. The processes of spatial allocation are becoming better understood as new techniques of analysis are developed. But weaknesses and inconsistencies in public policies remain and have attracted the attention …
The Changing World Market for Iron Ore 1950-1980
Spatial Policy Problems of the British Economy
The Changing World Market for Iron Ore, 1950-1980
Regional Development in Britain
Spatial Policy Problems of the British Economy
The Changing World Market for Iron Ore, 1950-1980: An Economic Geography
The Office in Metropolis: An Opportunity for Shaping Metropolitan America
skyline and the character of most American central cities during the last decade or so represents a crucial and possibly unique phase in the evolution of the country's urban geography. More important than the ever-increasing size and height of the individual buildings is the magnitude of the downtown office development boom. Between 1960 and 1972, for example, gross office floor space in Manhattan alone increased by some 104 million square feet t…
Alternative Strategies for the British Coal Industry
The recent publication of the 'Green Paper', Energy Policy?a consultative document (Cmd. 7101, 1978) affords a valuable insight into official attitudes to? wards the future of the British energy market. The present paper challenges some of the energy supply and demand forecasts that are presented in the Working Document; in particular, it questions the optimistic market forecasts that continue to dominate official thinking about the coal industry…
The geography of mineral supply: The mainsprings of future uncertainties
Regional policies and the national interest
Policy Responses to Urban and Regional Economic Change in Britain: Discussion
Geography (24 works) · Economic geography (16 works) · Regional science (11 works) · Economics (10 works) · Political science (9 works) · Urbanization and City Planning (8 works) · Business (7 works) · Archaeology (6 works) · Natural resource economics (6 works) · Biology (4 works)