Selected Publications
- (1965) The suburbanization of the Cessnock coalfields. Australian Geographical Studies 111(2), 105-128.
- (1967) Problems in location sampling. Annals: Association of American Geographers, 57 (4), 757-780.
- (1977) Population (pp.331-353) and The urban system (pp. 412-431). In D.N. Jeans (ed) Australia: A Geography. Sydney, Sydney U.P. (Revised in Australia: A Geography. Vol. 2 Society and Space, (1987), 24-48 and 49-74.
- (1985) Policy issues concerning rural settlement in Australia's pastoral zone, Australian Geographical Studies, 23, 3-27.
- (1990) Ricardo revisited: submarginal land and non-viable cattle enterprises in the Northern Territory Gulf District. Journal of Rural Studies, 6 (1), 45-65.
- (1996) Changing resource values in Australia's tropical savannas: priorities in institutional reform. In: A. Ash, ed. The Future of Tropical Savannas: An Australian Perspective, Melbourne: C.S.I.R.O. 28-43.
- (2000) Pastoral lease tenures as policy instruments: 1847 to 1997. In S. Dovers, ed. Environmental History and Policy: Still Settling Australia, Melbourne: Oxford U.P. 212-242.
- (2002) Diversity and change in Australia's rangelands: a post-productivist transition with a difference? Transactions: Institute of British Geographers 27, 362-384.
- (With K. Hartig and M. Bell) (2002) Locational disadvantage and household locational decisions: changing contexts and responses in the Cessnock district, 1964-1999. Australian Geographical Studies, 40, 300-322.
- (In press) Impulses towards a multifunctional transition in rural Australia: gaps in the research agenda. Journal of Rural Studies.
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