P-ISSN 0048-749X
E-ISSN 1553-0892
Vol. 2, Issue 2, 1972August 19, 1972 CDT
Spatial Planning in Yugoslavia: An Application of Markov Chain Analysis to Changing Settlement Patterns
Spatial Planning in Yugoslavia: An Application of Markov Chain Analysis to Changing Settlement Patterns
Articles in Vol. 2, Issue 2, 1972
Vol. 2, Issue 2, 1972
- Testing the Analogy between Local Government and Consumer BehaviorMartin C. McGuire
- Southern Poverty and Regional Economic GrowthGeorge Iden
- Push and Pull in Migration from Southern FarmsJoseph Persky
- Urban Industrial Structure and the Relative Income of Non-White Males: A DiscussionDavid Greytak
- The Regional Distribution of Physicians and SpecialistsR.M. Scheffler
- Urban Industrial Structure and the Relative Income of Non-White MalesD.W. RasmussenC.T. Haworth
- The Comparative Costs of Location of Manufacturing Firms in Urban Areas: A Boston Case StudyAndrew N. Hamer
- Regional Growth and Interregional Migration - Their Pattern of InteractionLee D. Olvey
- Non-Money Income and Out-Migration in Lagging RegionsWilliam R. RussellAlan R. Winger
- Population Policy in a Regional ContextRobert D. DeanDonald E. Pursell
- Spatial Planning in Yugoslavia: An Application of Markov Chain Analysis to Changing Settlement PatternsJack C. FisherBarry R. Lawson
- Development Centers and Central Places in West German Regional Planning SchemesGunter Krumme
Fisher, Jack C., and Barry R. Lawson. 1972. “Spatial Planning in Yugoslavia: An Application of Markov Chain Analysis to Changing Settlement Patterns.” Review of Regional Studies 2 (2): 195–214. https://doi.org/10.52324/001c.10625.