Mal Logan

Q: What Schools Are Affiliated With Mal Logan

Mal Logan is affiliated with the following schools: University of Sydney, University of Melbourne, Monash University

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Mal Logan

Earth Sciences

#1359

World Rank

#1988

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Geography

#338

World Rank

#513

Historical Rank

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Mal Logan's Degrees

Masters Geography University of Melbourne

Why Is Mal Logan Influential?

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According to Wikipedia, Malcolm Ian Logan was an Australian geographer and university administrator. He was Vice-Chancellor of Monash University from 1987 to 1996. Logan grew up in country New South Wales, attending secondary school in the remote town of Tamworth. He moved to Sydney to complete an honours degree in geography at the University of Sydney, which he finished in 1951. After spending some time as a teacher in secondary schools, he returned to Sydney to complete his PhD and take up a position as Professor of Geography and Urban Planning. He then spent time at a range of universities overseas, living in the US and Nigeria. Later in his career, he became involved in both the World Bank and the OECD as an adviser on urban planning.

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Mal Logan's Published Works

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Published Works

Urban and regional Australia : analysis and policy issues (1975) (40)
The Spatial System and Planning Strategies in Developing Countries (1972) (35)
LOCATIONAL BEHAVIOR OF MANUFACTURING FIRMS IN URBAN AREAS (1966) (26)
The Brittle Rim: Finance, Business and the Pacific Region (1990) (22)
Capital City Manufacturing in Australia (1966) (16)
Manufacturing Decentralization in the Sydney Metropolitan Area (1964) (15)
New Viewpoints in Economic Geography (1967) (15)
Reconstructing Asia : the economic miracle that never was, the future that is (2000) (13)
WORK‐RESIDENCE RELATIONSHIPS IN THE CITY (1968) (12)
Urbanization, the Australian experience (1981) (12)
The development process in the less developed countries (1972) (11)
The spatial dimensions of economic development: The case of the upper Midwest (1970) (10)
NATIONAL AND LOCAL DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS AND REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT: THE CASE OF KELANTAN IN WEST MALAYSIA (1977) (9)
Urban Systems: A Policy Perspective (1975) (8)
Australian Initiatives in Urban and Regional Development (1975) (6)
Studies in Australian geography (1970) (6)
Suburban manufacturing: a case study (1964) (5)
THE SHIFT FROM INFORMAL TO FORMAL: SOME COSTS AND BENEFITS OF LARGE SCALE INDUSTRIALIZATION IN ASIAN COUNTRIES (1982) (5)
Progress in planning—has there been any? The case of the cities of East Asia (2002) (5)
The problems of growth in Sydney's new suburbs (1961) (5)
A geographical perspective on urban and regional policies in Australia (1976) (5)
Implications of Population Changes in NSW Country Towns 1954–1961 (1965) (4)
THE AUSTRALIAN PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY (1966) (3)
Industrial Location Trends in Sydney Region (1963) (3)
Changes in the distribution of New South Wales' manufacturing, 1951–1961 (1963) (2)
A reconnaissance survey of population change in the Sydney metropolitan area 1955 to 1959 (1961) (2)
Emerging crash trend analysis (2006) (2)
5th Avenue Connector Contra-Flow Facility: From Concept to Completion (2006) (1)
The making of industrial Australia (1980) (1)
Locational Analysis for Manufacturing: A Selection of Readings (1970) (1)
New viewpoints in economic geography: case studies from Australia, New Zealand, Malaysia, North America (1968) (1)
REGIONAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN YUGOSLAVIA, 1953–1964 (1968) (1)
Australia's metropolitan areas: background and change (1990) (0)
Energy and social change: the urban sector in Australia (1982) (0)
Workshop E: South‐East Asia, Population growth and resource needs and their implications for Australia (1979) (0)
Travel Information Made Simple - at least for the Customer (2007) (0)
Future developments in urban geography (1978) (0)
Sydney's bread industry (1965) (0)
Progress gathers pace on the superhighway (2006) (0)
Business case for social responsibility in mining operations (2004) (0)
Studies in Australian Geography@@@A Study of Shore and Scarpland 1968 (1969) (0)
A MODERN LIGHT RAIL SYSTEM AND THE INTERACTION WITH NORMAL ROAD VEHICLES (1999) (0)

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