Book Reviews

Abstract

Books reviewed in this article:

Berlin: The Spatial Structure of a Divided City. T. H. Elkins with B. Hofmeister

The Little Ice Age. Jean M. Grove

Geography of Gender in the Third World. Janet Henshall Momsen and Janet G. Townsend, eds.

Science Parks and the Growth of High Technology Firms. C. S. P. Monck, R. B. Porter, P. Quintas, D. J. Storey with P. Wynarczyk

New Industrial Spaces. A. J. Scott

Microcircuits of Capital: “Sunrise'’Industry and Uneven Development. Kevin Morgan and Andrew Sayer

Canada's Arctic Waters in International Law. Donat Pharand

An Historical Geography of Modern Australia: The Restive Fringe. Cambridge Studies in Historical Geography, 11. J. M. Powell

Where the Dove Calls: The Political Ecology of a Peasant Corporate Community in Northwestern Mexico. Thomas E. Sheridan

Landscape and Culture: Geographical and Archaeological Perspectives. J. M. Wagstaff, ed.

Key Words:

• Berlin
• urban geography
• economic base
• Holocene
• glaciation
• environment
• ice
• climate
• change
• geography of gender
• feminist geography
• women and development
• Third-World women
• high-technology industry
• science parks
• social division of labor
• industrial organization
• flexibility
• regional development
• electronics
• Britain
• international
• regional development
• Canada
• Arctic
• international law
• territorial claims
• Australia
• historical geography
• restive fringe
• environment
• cultural ecology
• political economy
• historical
• resource management
• Sonora (Mexico)
• archaeology
• geography
• settlement
• geoarchaeology
• landscape