Urban Social Geography. Models of ecological spatial structure, decision making and conflict resolution are evaluated with respect to intercultural and land-use conflicts in the city. Reviews of the literature and relevant techniques are included. The Geography of International Business. Models of corporate growth and interaction with the economic environment are presented.
Emphasis is on interorganizational connections.
Other topics include headquarters location, industrial plant movement, and foreign direct investment and joint ventures. M.B. Green. 2 hours seminar. This course examines location-allocation models and applications. It covers the classical location-allocation models and discusses multicriteria location problems. Selected Problems in the Development of Metropolitan Areas.