1984
DOI: 10.1111/j.1467-8470.1984.tb00637.x
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An outsider on the inside: fear and loathing from Wollongong

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“…But thoughtful analysis of changing spatial patterns is still needed, not simply the production of social atlases. And if urban geography is to prove its continuing usefulness, the comments of Eyles (1984) need to be borne in mind; not all of our empirical work can-or should-be narrowly 'policy relevant', but at least some of the time we should,make sure that we are addressing the questions that policymakers are asking.…”
Section: The Futurementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…But thoughtful analysis of changing spatial patterns is still needed, not simply the production of social atlases. And if urban geography is to prove its continuing usefulness, the comments of Eyles (1984) need to be borne in mind; not all of our empirical work can-or should-be narrowly 'policy relevant', but at least some of the time we should,make sure that we are addressing the questions that policymakers are asking.…”
Section: The Futurementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Similar concerns were expressed at greater length during 1983 and 1984 in a bout of soulsearching that coincided with a new format for Australian Geographical Studies encouraging review articles and debate. There and elsewhere a series of writers (Jeans, 1983;Williams, 1983;Eyles, 1984) argued that human geography as a whole in Australia was both overwhelmingly empirical and uncritically derivative of theoretical advances imported from overseas. Eyles (1984,306) argued further that Australian geography, though '.…”
Section: The Eighties: Introspection and Restructuring?mentioning
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