John Eyles

Identifiers

Open LibraryOL424351A

Top Subjects

Medical geography (2)
Social medicine (2)
London (1)
England (1)
City planning -- England -- London (1)
Public opinion -- England -- Dogs, Isle of (1)
Dogs, Isle of -- Social conditions -- Public opinion (1)

Books by John Eyles

Total count: 19

On the concept of motivation in geography.

London School of Economics and Political Science1968-01-01
The inhabitants' images of Highgate Village [London]an example of a perception measurement technique.

Graduate Geography Department, London School of Economics and Political Science1968-01-01
Space, territory and conflict.

Reading University, Dept. of Geography1970-01-01
Environmental satisfaction and London's docklandsproblems and policies in the Isle of Dogs

Department of Geography, Queen Mary College, University of London1976-01-01
The social geography of medicine and health

St. Martin's Press1983-01-01
The social geography of medicine and health

Croom Helm1983-02-04
Senses of place

Silverbrook Press1985-01-01
Making sense of sickness and carean ethnography of health in a west midlands town.

1986-01-01
The geography of the national healthan essay in welfare geography

Croom Helm1987-01-01
Research in Human GeographyIntroductions and Investigations

Blackwell Pub1988-11-01
Estimating for archaeological projectsa suggested format for unit use

SCAUM1993-01-01
The role of the citizen in health-care decision-making

McMaster University1993-01-01
Workshop proceedingssocial science approaches to environmental health in the Great Lakes ecosystem

McMaster University1995-01-01
Human health in ecosystem healthissues of meaning and measurement

International Join Commission1996-01-01
Social GeographyAn International Perspective

Taylor & Francis Group2013-01-01
Social Geography of Medicine and Health (RLE Social and Cultural Geography)

Taylor & Francis Group2013-01-01
Sense of Place, Health and Quality of Life

Taylor & Francis Group2016-01-01
Environments, Risks and HealthSocial Perspectives

Taylor & Francis Group2016-01-01
Interpreting the geographical world.