Regional Analysis. Economic Systems

Content: 
STUDIES IN ANTHROPOLOGY, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
List of Contributors, Pages ix-x
Preface, Pages xi-xiii
Contents of Volume II, Pages xv-xvi
INTRODUCTION TO INTRODUCTION: THE REGIONAL APPROACH TO ECONOMIC SYSTEMS, Pages 1-2
Chapter 1 - Regional Economic Systems: Linking Geographical Models and Socioeconomic Problems, Pages 3-63, Carol A. Smith, Duke University
INTRODUCTION TO TRADE, MARKETS, AND URBAN CENTERS IN DEVELOPING REGIONS, Pages 65-67
Chapter 2 - Periodic Trade in Developing Areas without Markets, Pages 69-89, Stuart M. Plattner
Chapter 3 - Contemporary Market Periodicity in Highland Ecuador, Pages 91-122, Raymond J. Bromley
Chapter 4 - Periodic Markets and Urban Development in Southern Ghana, Pages 123-145, Brian Schwimmer
Chapter 5 - The Role of Urban Food Needs in Regional Development, Puno, Peru, Pages 147-178, Gordon Appleby
INTRODUCTION TO SPATIOECONOMIC ORGANIZATION IN COMPLEX REGIONAL SYSTEMS, Pages 179-181
Chapter 6 - Specific Central-Place Models for an Evolving System of Market Towns on the Changhua Plain, Taiwan, Pages 183-218, Lawrence W. Crissman
Chapter 7 - Dendritic Central-Place Systems and the Regional Organization of Navajo Trading Posts, Pages 219-254, Klara Bonsack Kelley
Chapter 8 - Causes and Consequences of Central-Place Types in Western Guatemala, Pages 255-300, Carol A. Smith
INTRODUCTION TO ECONOMIC CONSEQUENCES OF REGIONAL SYSTEM ORGANIZATION, Pages 301-302
Chapter 9 - Some Economic Dimensions of Agricultural Marketing Research, Pages 303-326, William O. Jones
Chapter 10 - Mobility Strategies in Late Imperial China: A Regional Systems Analysis, Pages 327-364, G. William Skinner
Index, Pages 365-370