M I Logan
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 983179 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | M I Logan |
| NOMBRES | M I |
| APELLIDO | Logan |
| FIRMA | LOGAN M I |
| AFILIACIONES | The University of Sydney |
| ORCID | 0009-0001-1538-5834 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 28 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 80 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 28 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1961 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2000 |
| ÍNDICE H | 6 |
Reconstructing Asia
The Shift From Informal to Formal
The making of industrial Australia
Future developments in urban geography
National and Local Distribution Systems and Regional Development
A geographical perspective on urban and regional policies in Australia
Urban Systems
In some countries, enthusiastic beginnings in the planning and management of national settlement systems (or urban growth, or regional development) have run against some intractable problems. This paper points to dilemmas for research under the rationalistic paradigm that has come to dominate orthodox thinking about the policy planning process, discusses the inconvenient nature of the urban system's time constants, reviews some problems of policy…
The development process in the less developed countries
(1972). The development process in the less developed countries. Australian Geographer: Vol. 12, No. 2, pp. 146-153
Industrial Location
The Spatial System and Planning Strategies in Developing Countries
IN DEVELOPING countries interest is growing in the way geographical space can be organized to increase national rates of economic growth and to ensure that the benefits of growth are passed on to the greatest number of people. The close historical association of economic development with spatial change in the economically aavanced countries suggests that in developing nations both aims can be achieved by planning the allocation of investment in s…
The spatial dimensions of economic development
Logan M.I. (1970) The spatial dimensions of economic development: The case of the upper Midwest, Reg. Studies 4, 117–125. Few theoretical notions have been developed with reference to regional patterns of economic development. Three hypotheses, however, may be formulated: (1) regional economic development occurs on a number of interpretable dimensions, (2) a region's level of development is associated with its functional integration into the wide…
Studies in Australian Geography
Locational Analysis for Manufacturing
Studies in Australian Geography
Regional Economic Development in Yugoslavia, 1953–1964
Work‐residence Relationships in the City
New Viewpoints in Economic Geography
New Viewpoints in Economic Geography
New Viewpoints in Economic Geography
The Australian Pharmaceutical Industry
Locational Behavior of Manufacturing Firms in Urban Areas
In Australia most manufacturing firms are forced to make at least two kinds of location decisions, one involving the merits of the six capital cities, and the other based on variables operating inside the metropolitan areas. This paper is concerned with the behavior of the individual manufacturing firm when making the latter decision; empirical data have been obtained from three case study areas in Sydney. There is purposeful economic behavior by…
Capital City Manufacturing in Australia
(1966). Capital City Manufacturing in Australia. Economic Geography: Vol. 42, No. 2, pp. 139-151
Sydney's bread industry
Suburban manufacturing
(1964). Suburban manufacturing: a case study. Australian Geographer: Vol. 9, No. 4, pp. 223-234
Manufacturing Decentralization in the Sydney Metropolitan Area
(1964). Manufacturing Decentralization in the Sydney Metropolitan Area. Economic Geography: Vol. 40, No. 2, pp. 151-162
The Spatial System and Planning Strategies in Developing Countries
IN DEVELOPING countries interest is growing in the way geographical space can be organized to increase national rates of economic growth and to ensure that the benefits of growth are passed on to the greatest number of people. The close historical association of economic development with spatial change in the economically aavanced countries suggests that in developing nations both aims can be achieved by planning the allocation of investment in s…
Capital City Manufacturing in Australia
(1966). Capital City Manufacturing in Australia. Economic Geography: Vol. 42, No. 2, pp. 139-151
Industrial Location
Locational Behavior of Manufacturing Firms in Urban Areas
In Australia most manufacturing firms are forced to make at least two kinds of location decisions, one involving the merits of the six capital cities, and the other based on variables operating inside the metropolitan areas. This paper is concerned with the behavior of the individual manufacturing firm when making the latter decision; empirical data have been obtained from three case study areas in Sydney. There is purposeful economic behavior by…
Work‐residence Relationships in the City
Manufacturing Decentralization in the Sydney Metropolitan Area
(1964). Manufacturing Decentralization in the Sydney Metropolitan Area. Economic Geography: Vol. 40, No. 2, pp. 151-162
A geographical perspective on urban and regional policies in Australia
The development process in the less developed countries
(1972). The development process in the less developed countries. Australian Geographer: Vol. 12, No. 2, pp. 146-153
The spatial dimensions of economic development
Logan M.I. (1970) The spatial dimensions of economic development: The case of the upper Midwest, Reg. Studies 4, 117–125. Few theoretical notions have been developed with reference to regional patterns of economic development. Three hypotheses, however, may be formulated: (1) regional economic development occurs on a number of interpretable dimensions, (2) a region's level of development is associated with its functional integration into the wide…
National and Local Distribution Systems and Regional Development
Urban Systems
In some countries, enthusiastic beginnings in the planning and management of national settlement systems (or urban growth, or regional development) have run against some intractable problems. This paper points to dilemmas for research under the rationalistic paradigm that has come to dominate orthodox thinking about the policy planning process, discusses the inconvenient nature of the urban system's time constants, reviews some problems of policy…
Suburban manufacturing
(1964). Suburban manufacturing: a case study. Australian Geographer: Vol. 9, No. 4, pp. 223-234
The Problems of Growth in Sydney's New Suburbs
The making of industrial Australia
Future developments in urban geography
Locational Analysis for Manufacturing
The Australian Pharmaceutical Industry
Changes in the distribution of New South Wales' manufacturing, 1951–1961
The Problems of Growth in Sydney's New Suburbs
A reconnaissance survey of population change in the Sydney metropolitan area 1955 to 1959
(1961). A reconnaissance survey of population change in the Sydney metropolitan area 1955 to 1959. Australian Geographer: Vol. 8, No. 3, pp. 119-131
Changes in the distribution of New South Wales' manufacturing, 1951–1961
Suburban manufacturing
(1964). Suburban manufacturing: a case study. Australian Geographer: Vol. 9, No. 4, pp. 223-234
Manufacturing Decentralization in the Sydney Metropolitan Area
(1964). Manufacturing Decentralization in the Sydney Metropolitan Area. Economic Geography: Vol. 40, No. 2, pp. 151-162
Sydney's bread industry
The Australian Pharmaceutical Industry
Locational Behavior of Manufacturing Firms in Urban Areas
In Australia most manufacturing firms are forced to make at least two kinds of location decisions, one involving the merits of the six capital cities, and the other based on variables operating inside the metropolitan areas. This paper is concerned with the behavior of the individual manufacturing firm when making the latter decision; empirical data have been obtained from three case study areas in Sydney. There is purposeful economic behavior by…
Capital City Manufacturing in Australia
(1966). Capital City Manufacturing in Australia. Economic Geography: Vol. 42, No. 2, pp. 139-151
New Viewpoints in Economic Geography
Regional Economic Development in Yugoslavia, 1953–1964
Work‐residence Relationships in the City
New Viewpoints in Economic Geography
New Viewpoints in Economic Geography
Studies in Australian Geography
The spatial dimensions of economic development
Logan M.I. (1970) The spatial dimensions of economic development: The case of the upper Midwest, Reg. Studies 4, 117–125. Few theoretical notions have been developed with reference to regional patterns of economic development. Three hypotheses, however, may be formulated: (1) regional economic development occurs on a number of interpretable dimensions, (2) a region's level of development is associated with its functional integration into the wide…
Studies in Australian Geography
Locational Analysis for Manufacturing
The development process in the less developed countries
(1972). The development process in the less developed countries. Australian Geographer: Vol. 12, No. 2, pp. 146-153
Industrial Location
The Spatial System and Planning Strategies in Developing Countries
IN DEVELOPING countries interest is growing in the way geographical space can be organized to increase national rates of economic growth and to ensure that the benefits of growth are passed on to the greatest number of people. The close historical association of economic development with spatial change in the economically aavanced countries suggests that in developing nations both aims can be achieved by planning the allocation of investment in s…
Urban Systems
In some countries, enthusiastic beginnings in the planning and management of national settlement systems (or urban growth, or regional development) have run against some intractable problems. This paper points to dilemmas for research under the rationalistic paradigm that has come to dominate orthodox thinking about the policy planning process, discusses the inconvenient nature of the urban system's time constants, reviews some problems of policy…
A geographical perspective on urban and regional policies in Australia
National and Local Distribution Systems and Regional Development
Future developments in urban geography
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