David T Herbert
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3721177 |
|---|---|
| NOME | David T Herbert |
| PRENOMES | David T |
| SOBRENOME | Herbert |
| ASSINATURA | HERBERT D T |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Swansea University |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 36 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 132 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 35 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1977 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2015 |
| ÍNDICE H | 7 |
Crime, Geography of
Geography
Geography: A Very Short Introduction charts modern geography's development from its historical roots in exploring foreign lands and mapping the regions of the world. Spanning both physical and human geography, the discipline today is unique as a subject which can bridge the divide between the sciences and the humanities, and between the environment and our society. Using wide-ranging examples from global warming and oil, to urbanization and ethni…
Textbooks that moved generations
Unifying Geography
Cultural policy and place promotion
Crime, Policing and Place
Introduction Part I: Methodologies and Sources 1. Explanations of Crime and Place Anthony E. Bottoms, University of Cambridge and Paul Wiles, University of Sheffield 2. Left Realism and the Spatial Study of Crime David J. Evans, Staffordshire Polytechnic 3. Local Area Crime Profiles: Neighbourhood Crime Patterns in Context R. Norman Davidson, University of Hull and Trevor Locke, Coventry City Council 4. Is There a Role for Spatial Information Sys…
Literary places, tourism and the heritage experience
In search of Wales
Good to Think
The adoption of Celtic themes in the presentation of heritage sites in Wales builds upon identifiable features of British history and the belief that 'Celtic-ness' has some basic appeal to modern visitors. Whereas such presentations have significant economic impacts, particularly through tourism, they rest more firmly on the bases of myth and nostalgia rather than upon any dynamic vision of a Welsh heritage. Visitors, who are often not Welsh, are…
Learning to think the past
Despite its problematic nature, the term Celtic is often linked with Wales and its history. Commonly regarded as a Celtic nation, the concept has been used to engender a sense of identity and also a sense of difference between Wales and other parts of the British Isles, particularly with England. As the national curriculum has been adapted to the needs of schools in Wales, some of these aims and objectives have been made explicit in many parts of…
The Promotion and Consumption of Artistic Places in France
Heritage places figure strongly as visitor attractions at a time when both the demand for, and supply of, such attractions continue to grow. Heritage places take many forms, from spectacular sites such as castles and abbeys to sites that have no particular significance until the events or people associated with them are known. Artistic places often fall into this latter category. Their significance derives from links with the life of an artist, a…
World Cities in a World System
Modifying the built environment
Communities within Cities
Part 1 Alternative perspectives on community studies. Part 2 Community studies - the societal context: societal types contemporary societal fragmentation explanations for societal fragmentation changing nature of local communities. Part 3 Areal content of communities: summarizing community character measuring social structures residential area change classifying communities - the qualitative perspective. Part 4 Interactions, social networks and c…
Land and the city Patterns and processes of urban change
The Emergency Evacuation of Cities
Simmons, J.W. 1968
Cities in Space
The development of urban geography the emergence of the urban system the urban system the urban economy theories of the city the system of control - local government and the local state transport issues in the city urban services the residential mosaic the city as a social world urban problems urban trends and urban problems
The Geography of Crime
Social Geography
The Geography of Crime
1. Crime and Place: An Introduction David T. Herbert 2. Counting Crime and Analysing Risks: The British Crime Survey Mike Hough and Helen Lewis 3. Assault and Heat Stress: Dallas As A Case Study Keith D. Harries and Stephen J. Stadler 4. Micro-Environments of Violence R. N. Davidson 5. Geographical Analyses of Residential Burglary David J. Evans 6. Disposition and Situation: Two Sides of the Same Crime Alice Coleman 7. Crime in Poland: Trends, Re…
Public Problems
The Geography of Crime
World Patterns of Modern Urban Change
Exploring the work — leisure relationship
Literary places, tourism and the heritage experience
Social Problems and the City
Interest in urban social problems has become particularly acute in recent years as the range and intensity of those problems has become more apparent. This collection of essays conveys the elements of a geographical approach to the topic by focusing upon some of the social problems and the ways in which they may be studied, and forming an overall assessment of the geographers role in evaluating and solving them. The book is divided into three mai…
Geography
Geography: A Very Short Introduction charts modern geography's development from its historical roots in exploring foreign lands and mapping the regions of the world. Spanning both physical and human geography, the discipline today is unique as a subject which can bridge the divide between the sciences and the humanities, and between the environment and our society. Using wide-ranging examples from global warming and oil, to urbanization and ethni…
Good to Think
The adoption of Celtic themes in the presentation of heritage sites in Wales builds upon identifiable features of British history and the belief that 'Celtic-ness' has some basic appeal to modern visitors. Whereas such presentations have significant economic impacts, particularly through tourism, they rest more firmly on the bases of myth and nostalgia rather than upon any dynamic vision of a Welsh heritage. Visitors, who are often not Welsh, are…
Cities in Space
The development of urban geography the emergence of the urban system the urban system the urban economy theories of the city the system of control - local government and the local state transport issues in the city urban services the residential mosaic the city as a social world urban problems urban trends and urban problems
Cultural policy and place promotion
Modifying the built environment
In search of Wales
Environmental Criminology
Environmental criminology offers one way in which research into the geography of crime may develop. Its focus upon the place at which an offence occurs aligns well with geographical approaches centrally interested in location, territory and urban environments as influences upon patterns of criminal events. From the available research literature four area hypotheses are identified, three of which fall clearly within the limits of environmental cri…
Crime, delinquency and the urban environment
People in Cities
Learning to think the past
Despite its problematic nature, the term Celtic is often linked with Wales and its history. Commonly regarded as a Celtic nation, the concept has been used to engender a sense of identity and also a sense of difference between Wales and other parts of the British Isles, particularly with England. As the national curriculum has been adapted to the needs of schools in Wales, some of these aims and objectives have been made explicit in many parts of…
Public Problems
Exploring the work — leisure relationship
The Promotion and Consumption of Artistic Places in France
Heritage places figure strongly as visitor attractions at a time when both the demand for, and supply of, such attractions continue to grow. Heritage places take many forms, from spectacular sites such as castles and abbeys to sites that have no particular significance until the events or people associated with them are known. Artistic places often fall into this latter category. Their significance derives from links with the life of an artist, a…
World Patterns of Modern Urban Change
Ill-health and health-care in Khartoum/Omdurman
Crime, delinquency and the urban environment
Social Problems and the City
Interest in urban social problems has become particularly acute in recent years as the range and intensity of those problems has become more apparent. This collection of essays conveys the elements of a geographical approach to the topic by focusing upon some of the social problems and the ways in which they may be studied, and forming an overall assessment of the geographers role in evaluating and solving them. The book is divided into three mai…
Third World Urbanization
The Shared Space
Originally published in 1979. In this forcefully argued book, Milton Santos shows that contemporary explanations of urbanization and spatial organization in underdeveloped countries are inadequate. This failure is attributable to their origins in theories elaborated to explain the development of advanced Western societies. Santos' work provides the basis for the new theory which is so badly needed. He describes the urban economy in these countrie…
The Spatial Dimension
Geographical Perspectives on Juvenile Delinquency
Crime and Environment
The Geography of Urban Crime
Ill-health and health-care in Khartoum/Omdurman
Environmental Criminology
Environmental criminology offers one way in which research into the geography of crime may develop. Its focus upon the place at which an offence occurs aligns well with geographical approaches centrally interested in location, territory and urban environments as influences upon patterns of criminal events. From the available research literature four area hypotheses are identified, three of which fall clearly within the limits of environmental cri…
People in Cities
Exploring the work — leisure relationship
World Patterns of Modern Urban Change
The Geography of Crime
1. Crime and Place: An Introduction David T. Herbert 2. Counting Crime and Analysing Risks: The British Crime Survey Mike Hough and Helen Lewis 3. Assault and Heat Stress: Dallas As A Case Study Keith D. Harries and Stephen J. Stadler 4. Micro-Environments of Violence R. N. Davidson 5. Geographical Analyses of Residential Burglary David J. Evans 6. Disposition and Situation: Two Sides of the Same Crime Alice Coleman 7. Crime in Poland: Trends, Re…
Public Problems
The Geography of Crime
The Geography of Crime
Social Geography
Simmons, J.W. 1968
Cities in Space
The development of urban geography the emergence of the urban system the urban system the urban economy theories of the city the system of control - local government and the local state transport issues in the city urban services the residential mosaic the city as a social world urban problems urban trends and urban problems
Land and the city Patterns and processes of urban change
The Emergency Evacuation of Cities
Modifying the built environment
Communities within Cities
Part 1 Alternative perspectives on community studies. Part 2 Community studies - the societal context: societal types contemporary societal fragmentation explanations for societal fragmentation changing nature of local communities. Part 3 Areal content of communities: summarizing community character measuring social structures residential area change classifying communities - the qualitative perspective. Part 4 Interactions, social networks and c…
The Promotion and Consumption of Artistic Places in France
Heritage places figure strongly as visitor attractions at a time when both the demand for, and supply of, such attractions continue to grow. Heritage places take many forms, from spectacular sites such as castles and abbeys to sites that have no particular significance until the events or people associated with them are known. Artistic places often fall into this latter category. Their significance derives from links with the life of an artist, a…
Geography (24 obras) · Sociology (23 obras) · Economic geography (17 obras) · Regional science (11 obras) · Criminology (10 obras) · Crime Patterns and Interventions (8 obras) · History (8 obras) · Archaeology (7 obras) · Political science (7 obras) · Art (6 obras)