Images of Colonial Port Royal, South Carolina∗

Kovacik, Charles F.; Rowland, Lawrence S.

doi:10.1111/j.1467-8306.1973.tb00930.x

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“…Even the same authors' papers remain disconnected, such as Hoyle's work on African ports (1967,1968). Other isolates are better explained by their original approach outside the 'mainstream', such as the work on images of colonial Port Royal by Kovacik and Rowland (1973) and the one of Fordham (1970) on port-airport interactions. Interestingly, there is a tendency for isolated papers to focus more on nongeographical sources than on port geography itself.…”

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The changing tides of port geography (1950–2012)

Ducruet²

2014

Progress in Human Geography

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International audienceHuman geographers actively studied ports in past decades. However, the extent to which port geography constituted a specific research stream within human geography remained largely unanswered. By reviewing 399 port papers published in major geography journals, the authors critically investigated the trends and changing tides of port geography research. The findings point out the emergence of the core community shifting from mainstream geography research to increasing connection with other disciplines, notably transport studies. The paper offers a progressive view on human geographers’ abilities to form a research community on port development, while identifying opportunities in the pursuit of collaboration between different academic disciplines

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Section: Port Geography Papers Citing: Background and Importsmentioning

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The changing tides of port geography (1950–2012)

Ducruet²

2014

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Current Bibliography of Urban History

1975

Urban History

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This bibliography is a continuation of that published in UHY 1974. It aims to provide a comprehensive coverage of books published in Britain and listed in the British National Bibliography between 1 August 1973 and 31 July 1974. Wherever possible we have included other English language books although in some cases 1974 publications lack full pagination details as these are not yet available. A large number of periodicals have been scanned and the titles of those from which relevant material has been gleaned are listed in the 'Abbreviations' on pp. 147-9 Works have been included whenever a reasonable proportion of their content is relevant to urban history. For this reason many general items and county histories have been excluded on the grounds that they were not sufficiently urban in character. This bibliography is arranged in a classified sequence of ten main subject groups: General, Population, Physical Structure, Social Structure, Economic Activity, Communications, Politics and Administration, Shaping the Urban Environment, Urban Culture, and Attitudes to Cities. Within each group there are subdivisions and within each subdivision items are arranged alphabetically by author. Places of publication other than London are given. To facilitate use of the bibliography an index of towns has been provided. I GENERAL RESEARCH METHODS, AIDS AND MATERIALS Directories 1 PAGE D, Commercial directories and market towns (Sources for urban history 8) [Ashby-de-la Zouch]. LoH 11 (1974) 85-8. Maps and plans 2 Collins' illustrated atlas of London. Introduced by H.

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