Generating projects for urban research 1 – 21
B Harris
Evaluating the quality of the residential environment 23 – 32
J F Kain, J M Quigley
Multi-organisational decision processes in the planned expansion of towns 33 – 54
J K Friend, J M H Hunter
The interaction between retailing and the urban centre structure: a theory of spiral movement 55 – 71
E Agergård, P A Olsen, J Allpass
The perception of residential desirability in the Western Region of Nigeria 73 – 87
P Gould, D Ola
The visiblity of commuting costs and residential location 89 – 94
A R Winger
Some problems of calibrating the Lowry model 95 – 114
M Batty
Reviews 115 – 126
The nature of rent-controlling legislation in the UK 127 – 136
Adela A Nevitt
'Motorways in London' and transport planning 137 – 151
M E Beesley
The urbanisation effects of a third London airport 153 – 192
E L Cripps, D H S Foot
Dispersal and choice: towards a strategy for ethnic minorities in Britain 193 – 201
N Deakin, B G Cohen
Planning and P.P.B.S. with particular reference to Local Government 203 – 210
K E Rose
Urban velocity fields 211 – 224
S Angel, G M Hyman
The use of trend-surface parameters in inter-urban comparisons 225 – 237
P Haggett, K A Bassett
Reviews 239 – 249
Structuring urban transportation planning decisions: available social science constructs 251 – 265
B G Hutchinson
Optimal transportation networks: a case study of highway systems 267 – 284
R D MacKinnon, M J Hodgson
On the efficiency of alternative aggregations in region-building problems 285 – 294
A D Cliff, P Haggett
Derivation of the negative exponential model by an entropy maximising method 295 – 301
R Bussière, F Snickars
Time-lag effects in urban environment adaptation as a warning system for urban growth control: an application to Flanders 303 – 322
M van Naelten
Cost-benefit analysis as a statistical hypothesis test: an example from urban transportation 323 – 339
J O Ledyard
The location problem of given and indivisible different units 341 – 356
G Jándy
Reviews 357 – 368
Cybernetic and general-system approaches to urban and regional research: a review of the literature 369 – 408
J Brian McLoughlin, Judith N Webster
How do contact systems affect regional development? 409 – 427
B Thorngren
Regionalisation of national planning—some methodological issues 429 – 442
T Hermansen
Urban acquaintance fields: an evaluation of a spatial model 443 – 454
E G Moore, L A Brown
Comparative factorial ecology: some New Zealand examples 455 – 467
D W G Timms
Notes on the design of operational models 469 – 476
T A Broadbent
Reviews 477 – 484
Author index 485
Subject index 487 – 488
