Geography As Spatial Interaction

Part I. The Nature Of Geography -- Geography As Spatial Interaction -- Human Geography And Area Research -- Space And/or Time -- Part Ii. Regionalization -- Regional Structure And Arrangement -- Regional Development And The Geography Of Concentration -- Geographic Theory And Underdeveloped Areas -- Part Iii. Areal Applications -- Rivers And Regional Bonds: The Columbia-snake Example -- Trade Centers And Tributary Areas Of The Philippines -- Amenities As A Factor In Regional Growth -- Geographical Prediction, Regional Planning, And The Measure Of Recreation Benefits In The Meramec Basin -- Part Iv. Urbanization -- A Theory Of Location For Cities -- The Nature Of Cities Reconsidered -- Problems Of The Industrial Landscape -- City, Port, And Outport. Edward L. Ullman ; Ed. By Ronald R. Boyce ; Foreword By Chauncy D. Harris. Includes Index. Bibliography: P. 223-225.