The First British–Soviet Geographical Seminar

Content: 
Other Titles of Interest, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Foreword, Page 209, I.P. GERASIMOV, M.J. WISE
Seminar Participants, Page 211
Editor's Preface, Pages 213-214, F.E. IAN HAMILTON
Contemporary British Geography, Pages 215-218, EMRYS JONES
Modern Soviet Geography, Pages 219-221, I.P. GERASIMOV
On Geography as Science, Pages 223-233, ROWLAND P. MOSS
The Use of Minicomputers in Geography Teaching — Some Prognostications, Pages 235-241, JOHN P. COLE, P.M. MATHER
Towards an Expanded Model of Curriculum Development and Diffusion in Education, Pages 243-249, FRANCES SLATER, BRIAN SPICER
Postgraduate Research Students in British Universities, Pages 251-252, JAMES H. JOHNSON
Research and Application in British Geomorphology, Pages 253-259, J.B. THORNES
Soviet Physical and Biological Geography, Pages 261-265, I.P. GERASIMOV, V.S. PREOBRAZHENSKY, R.P. ZIMINA, T.V. ZVONKOVA
Landscape Protection and Development Control: An Appraisal of Planning in Rural Areas of England and Wales, Pages 267-274, MARK BLACKSELL
Aims and Implementation in British Urban and Regional Planning, Pages 275-282, DEREK R. DIAMOND
From Comparative Statics to Dynamics in Urban-Systems Theory, Pages 283-296, A.G. WILSON
Inner-City Deprivation: Problems and Policies in Advanced Capitalist Countries, Pages 297-310, DAVID M. SMITH
Statistical and Cartographic Methods of Analysing Spatial Patterns of Mortality, Pages 311-322, G. MELVYN HOWE
The Geography of Mineral Supply: The Mainsprings of Future Uncertainties, Pages 323-332, GERALD MANNERS
Socio-Economic Geography in the U.S.S.R., Pages 333-344, S.B. LAVROV, M.K. BANDMAN, K.P. KOSMACHEV, G.V. SDASYUK, S.S. ARTOBOLEVSKY, L.M. SHEVCHENKO
Discussion, Pages 345-348, MARK BLACKSELL, F.E. IAN HAMILTON, GALINA V. SDASYUK
Possibilities for Future British — Soviet Co-operation in Geography, Pages 349-350, R.A. FRENCH
Communiqué, Pages 351-353, I.P. GERASIMOV, M.J. WISE
Index, Pages 355-357