Neil Smith

Also known as

Neilson Voyne Smith

Neilson Voyne Smith FBA (born 1939), known as Neil Smith, is Emeritus Professor of Linguistics at University College London.

Born 1939-01-01

Identifiers

VIAF109152727
WikidataQ1974878
ISNI0000000109326347
Open LibraryOL455028A

Top Subjects

Language & Linguistics (2)
Regional economic disparities (1)
Economic development (1)
Economic geography (1)
Space in economics (1)
Capitalism (1)
Design & Construction (1)

Books by Neil Smith

Total count: 20

Uneven developmentnature, capital, and the production of space

Blackwell1984-01-01
Modern LinguisticsThe Results of Chomsky's Revolution

Penguin (Non-Classics)1991-02-05
The Complete Guide to Modular Home BuildingHave the House of Your Dreams for Thousands Less

Neilson Associates1993-06-01
Medium of Public SpeakingClassroom Reader

Pearson Custom Publishing1994-01-01
Advanced Financial Accounting

FT Prentice Hall1995-01-10
Shopping for Safer Boat Care97 Health and Environmental Ratings

Intl Marine Pub1996-04-01
Shopping for Safer Boat Care97 Health and Environmental Ratings

Intl Marine Pub1996-04-01
Reducing the need for assumptions in the automated modelling of physical systems

De Montfort University1998-01-01
ChomskyIdeas and Ideals

Cambridge University Press1999-09-28
Language, bananas and bonoboslinguistic problems, puzzles and polemics

Blackwell Publishers2002-01-01
American empireRoosevelt's geographer and the prelude to globalization

University of California Press2002-01-01
Yes I Can!Struggles from Childhood to the NFL

Addax2002-10-25
The endgame of globalization

Routledge2005-01-01
The Politics of Public Space

Routledge2005-10-05
Bang crunchstories

Vintage Canada2007-01-01
Hours Of Communion In A Season Of AfflictionBeing Meditations On Scripture Subjects

Kessinger Publishing, LLC2007-06-01
The Signs of a Savant

Cambridge University Press2008-03-01
History teacher's handbook

Continuum International Pub. Group2010-01-01
Why excellent companies do things wrongbreaking the 8 hidden barriers that plague even the best businesses

Palgrave2012-01-01
Big Bang

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