Geographical & Environmental Modelling is an international journal of choice in its field. It is at the global forefront of research and commentary in the modelling of contemporary ecological, social and spatial problems. Its perspective is truly international, with Regional Editors encouraging submissions from every corner of the world. A Special Editor in Women's and Gender Studies supports publication in feminist and gender issues in geographical, environmental, and spatial modelling. Typical papers focus on the modelling of spatial topics in disciplines as diverse as anthropology and archaeology, civil engineering, ecology, economics, environmental studies, geography, geosciences, history, mathematics and statistics, planning, political science, psychology, regional science, sociology, and women's and gender studies. Approaches to modelling should be conceptual or mathematical, empirical or theoretical. Critique and commentary, and especially debate and dialogue, are welcome and encouraged. In addition to the presentation of the results of empirical model building, debates about purpose, methodology, and relevance are conspicuous in the journal. Efforts to remodel - to rethink the status quo - are supported, as are efforts to remodel existing theories in a gender sensitive manner. New and innovative approaches to spatial, ecological and environmental modelling are encouraged. A journal is defined by the nature of the contributions to it. Geographical & Environmental Modelling is a beacon to those modellers who are interested in contributing to the international body of knowledge in which the spatial dimension plays a significant role. Submissions will be refereed vigorously, with an eye to promoting outstanding scholarship in the journal that intends to be the world leader in the field of geographical and environmental modelling. Geographical & Environmental Modelling is currently noted in Environment Abstracts, Geo Abstracts and International Regional Science ReviewGeographical & Environmental Modelling
EDITOR
Jim Pooler, Department of Geography, University of Saskatchewan, Canada
REGIONAL EDITORS
South America: Joao Francisco de Abreu, Catholic University of Minas Gerais, Brazil
United Kingdom:A. Stewart Fotheringham, University of Newcastle upon Tyne, UK
Asia/Japan: Atsuyuki Okabe, University of Tokyo, Japan
Australia/New Zealand: Robert Baker, University of New England, Australia
Europe: Harry Timmermans, Eindhoven University of Technology, The Netherlands
SPECIAL EDITOR - WOMEN'S AND GENDER STUDIES
Patricia Gober, Arizona State University, USA
EDITORIAL BOARD
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Subscriptions
Volume 3, 1999, 2 issues. ISSN 1361-5939.
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