This paper consists of an extended reading of Political geography: world economy, state and locality, with the intention of pointing to material that could be added in future additions of the book.
At the moment any local commercial radio station owner faces a tangle of red tape, with regulations about content (for instance, putting a religious show on a Sunday, or only playing straight-forward rock on a rock station), about geography (studios must be in the locality they serve), about management (the regulator must approve all appointments).
Every episode in the series addresses how locality influences each artist's' work from geography and architecture to culture and heritage.
We observed that the placement of localities in clusters did not correspond to geography in a simple way, or to current taxonomy.
Because of the way these taxa partition their habitat in this eco-geographic region, both species occurred in each locality either in allopatry, sympatry or parapatry according to geography and degree of urbanization (Fig. 2); when in sympatry, they often co-occurred in the same breeding sites in more or less balanced proportions.
In charting these complex interrelationships, this article introduces the notions of relational space, urban locality, and integrated planning as key concepts that connect urban geography with work on urban sustainability.
The use of ATM and bank branches data in the context of geography and demography showed the density of ATM and bank branches in a locality.
Although all barcodes for a given species in this dataset tended to be from the same locality, the genetic variation seen within species showed little association with geography.
13 Practice locality (based on the 2011 Rural Urban Classification for small area geographies).
Participants were selected on the basis of: Practice locality (based on the 2011 Rural Urban Classification for small area geographies).
