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Inter-industry manufacturing linkage and manufacturers' perception of economic opportunity in Alberta, Canada
Barr, Brenton M.; Fairbairn, Kenneth J. - In: Case studies in industrial geography, (pp. 100-115). 1980
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The changing impact of industrial management and decision-making on the locational behaviour of the Soviet firm
Barr, Brenton M. - In: Spatial perspectives on industrial organization and …, (pp. 411-446). 1974
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[Besprechung von:] Lavigne, Marie: The socialist economies of the Soviet Union and Europe. London 1974
Barr, Brenton M. - In: The annals of regional science : an international … 11 (1977) 2, pp. 120-122
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A regional approach to trade with the Soviet Union : the case of Canada
Barr, Brenton M. - In: Changing perspectives in East-West commerce, (pp. 59-72). 1974
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Regional dilemmas and international prospects in the Soviet timber industry
Barr, Brenton M. - In: Soviet natural resources in the world economy, (pp. 411-441). 1983
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Regional variation in Soviet pulp and paper production
Barr, Brenton M. - In: Annals of the Association of American geographers 61 (1971) 1, pp. 45-64
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The Soviet forest in the 1980s changing geographical perspectives
Barr, Brenton M. - In: Geographical studies on the Soviet Union : essays in …, (pp. 235-255). 1984
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The forest sector of the Soviet Far East : a review and summary
Barr, Brenton M. - In: Soviet geography : review and translation 30 (1989) 4, pp. 283-302
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The Soviet Wood-Processing Industry
Barr, Brenton M. - 2016
Systematic study of the geography distribution of the wood-processing industry has received recent Soviet attention, yet the results have been disappointing. Soviet work has been descriptive and lacking in critical analysis of the location problem. In particular, there has been little, if any,...
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