Abstract
This thesis develops the argument that Industrial Geography research could be strengthened and enriched by the use of ideas current in the study of the Social Geography of housing. The analysis of accommodation supply and management, which has provided valuable new insights into residential structure, has so far no counterpart in Industrial Geography, and yet the constraints imposed by property availability obviously fashion the prospectus from which locational choices must be made.
Document Type
Thesis
Publication Date
1985
Recommended Citation
PERRY, M. (1985) THE PROVISION OF SMALL INDUSTRIAL PREMISES: A GEOGRAPHICAL PERSPECTIVE. Thesis. University of Plymouth. Retrieved from https://pearl.plymouth.ac.uk/gees-theses/367
