1st Edition
Contemporary Rural Geographies Land, property and resources in Britain: Essays in honour of Richard Munton
Chapter 1 British Rural Geography : a disciplinary enterprise in changing times, Philip Lowe and Neil Ward Chapter 2 Agency and Environment in the Transition to a Productivist Farming Regime in England and Wales 1939-1950, Brian Short Chapter 3 Denial and Diversity : some reflections on emerging agri-food geographies and rural development in the UK, Terry Marsden Chapter 4 Revisiting Land Ownership and Property Rights, Michael Winter Chapter 5 Between Earth and Life : re-figuring property through bioresources, Sarah Whatmore Chapter 6 Rurality and Creative Nature-Culture Connections, Paul Cloke Chapter 7 Nature Conservation in Towns and Cities, David Goode Chapter 8 Engaging Publics in Environmental Planning, Carolyn Harrison and Jacquie Burgess Chapter 9 Single Farm Payments, Diversification and Tenant Farming in England, Brian Ilbery, Damian Maye, David Watts and Lewis Holloway Chapter 10 Diversification, Networks and Rural Futures in England, Julian Clark and Alun Jones Chapter 11 Richard Munton – geographer and rural geographer, Hugh Clout Appendix I Books, refereed articles, book chapters and other publications and reports by Richard Munton
Biography
Hugh Clout is Emeritus professor of Geography at University College London where he introduced the teaching of rural geography in the late 1960s. His pioneering textbook, Rural Geography (Pergamon), appeared in 1972. Research interests include the geography of France, past and present, the historical geography of London, and the historiography of academic geography.
