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Decentralization of Retailing in Britain: The Breaking of the Third Wave

Alan G. Hallsworth Director, Service Industries Research Centre, Department of Geography, University of Portsmouth, Portsmouth, PO1 3 HE, United Kingdom
Pages 296-307 | Received 01 May 1993, Accepted 01 Oct 1993, Published online: 15 Mar 2010

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Jan Amcoff. (2016) The geographical redistribution of retail outlets in Sweden 1998–2008. The International Review of Retail, Distribution and Consumer Research 26:3, pages 242-259.
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Catherine Jackson. (2006) Retail planning and institutional property investment. Regional Studies 40:5, pages 555-561.
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Colin Thomas, Rosemary Bromley & Andrew Tallon. (2006) New ‘High Streets’ in the Suburbs? the growing competitive impact of evolving retail parks. The International Review of Retail, Distribution and Consumer Research 16:1, pages 43-68.
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Paul Whysall. (2005) GEM, 1964–1966: Britain's First Out-of-Town Retailer. The International Review of Retail, Distribution and Consumer Research 15:2, pages 111-124.
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Alan G. Hallsworth. (1996) Short-Termism and Economic Restructuring in Britain. Economic Geography 72:1, pages 23-37.
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Alan G Hallsworth, Ken G. Jones & Russell Muncaster. (1995) The Planning Implications of New Retail Format Introductions in Canada and Britain. The Service Industries Journal 15:4, pages 148-163.
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Emma Casey. (2023) Welcome to the shopping revolution! Commodifying selfhood and rearticulating consumer capitalism at the Metro Centre, Gateshead. The Sociological Review.
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Gary Warnaby & Kit Man Yip. (2005) Promotional planning in UK regional shopping centres: an exploratory study. Marketing Intelligence & Planning 23:1, pages 43-57.
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Colin J Thomas, Rosemary D F Bromley & Andrew R Tallon. (2016) Retail Parks Revisited: A Growing Competitive Threat to Traditional Shopping Centres?. Environment and Planning A: Economy and Space 36:4, pages 647-666.
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Alan Hallsworth & David Evers. (2002) The Steady Advance of Wal-Mart across Europe and Changing Government Attitudes towards Planning and Competition. Environment and Planning C: Government and Policy 20:2, pages 297-309.
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Colin J. ThomasRosemary D. F. Bromley. (2016) City-centre Revitalisation: Problems of Fragmentation and Fear in the Evening and Night-time City. Urban Studies 37:8, pages 1403-1429.
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Alan G. Hallsworth. (2010) Rethinking Retail Theory: Circuits of Power as an Integrative Paradigm. Geographical Analysis 29:4, pages 329-338.
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A G Hallsworth & M Taylor. (2016) ‘Buying’ Power—Interpreting Retail Change in a Circuits of Power Framework. Environment and Planning A: Economy and Space 28:12, pages 2125-2137.
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