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Article Contents -1 p. 110 2 p. 111 3 p. 112 4 p. 113 5 p. 114 6 p. 115 7 Issue Table of Contents -1 Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers, New Series, Vol. 17, No. 1 (1992), pp. 1-128 -1 Front Matter [pp. 1 - 4] -1 Editorial: A Change of Spots [p. 3] -1 Science, Public Policy, and Western American Rivers [pp. 5 - 19] -1 Active Citizenship and Urban Governance [pp. 20 - 34] -1 External Economies, Agglomeration and Flexible Accumulation [pp. 35 - 46] -1 Continuity and Contingency in the Spatial Evolution of Industries: The Case of Petrochemicals [pp. 47 - 64] -1 Inter-Regional Personnel Transfers and Structural Change: The Case of the Kamaishi Steelworks [pp. 65 - 79] -1 Geographical Development of the Long-Term Care Market for Elderly People [pp. 80 - 94] -1 Urban Segregation Levels in the British Overseas Empire and Its Successors, in the Twentieth Century [pp. 95 - 107] -1 Commentary -1 Holes in the Fabric: More on the Master Weavers in Human Geography [pp. 108 - 109] -1 Blind Man's Buff, or Hamnett's Philosophical Individualism in Search of Gentrification [pp. 110 - 115] -1 Gentrifiers or Lemmings? A Response to Neil Smith [pp. 116 - 119] -1 Book Revie

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