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John H. Holmes is Emeritus Professor of Geography at the University of Queensland. He has remained active during his "retirement" and has continued his primary research into changing resource values in Australia’s rangelands and their implications in the allocation of property rights.〔 (International Landcare Conference 2006 )〕 More specifically, his expertise relates to: *Policy input into issues relating to property rights and appropriate policy directions, tied to pastoral leases in all Australian jurisdictions. *Interpretation of driving forces and regional outcomes affecting the ownership, use and market value of rural land in Australia in the multifunctional transition. *Interpretation of population change and future directions in rural and remote Australia.〔(Institute of Australian Geographers )〕 During the past ten years, Professor Holmes has completed invited consultancies on pastoral lease tenure reform in the Northern Territory, Queensland, South Australia and the Western Division of New South Wales, and has also been Chair of the Vegetation Management Advisory Committee, which set guidelines for the Queensland Vegetation Management Act 1999.〔 John Holmes has contributed to the Encyclopedia Britannica and has edited ''Queensland: A Geographical Interpretation'' and coedited ''Settlement Systems in Sparsely Populated Regions''. Professor Holmes has also chaired the Australian Academy of Science National Committee of Geography and acted as Australian delegate at various international meetings. He is a Fellow of the Academy of Social Sciences in Australia.〔 ==Selected Publications== *(1965) The suburbanization of the Cessnock coalfields. ''Australian Geographical Studies'' 111(2), 105-128. *(1967) Problems in location sampling. ''Annals: Association of American Geographers'', 57 (4), 757-780. *(1977) Population (pp.331-353) and The urban system (pp. 412-431). In D.N. Jeans (ed) ''Australia: A Geography''. Sydney, Sydney U.P. (Revised in ''Australia: A Geography. Vol. 2 Society and Space'', (1987), 24-48 and 49-74. *(1985) Policy issues concerning rural settlement in Australia's pastoral zone, ''Australian Geographical Studies'', 23, 3-27. *(1990) Ricardo revisited: submarginal land and non-viable cattle enterprises in the Northern Territory Gulf District. ''Journal of Rural Studies'', 6 (1), 45-65. *(1996) Changing resource values in Australia's tropical savannas: priorities in institutional reform. In: A. Ash, ed. ''The Future of Tropical Savannas: An Australian Perspective'', Melbourne: C.S.I.R.O. 28-43. *(2000) Pastoral lease tenures as policy instruments: 1847 to 1997. In S. Dovers, ed. ''Environmental History and Policy: Still Settling Australia'', Melbourne: Oxford U.P. 212-242. *(2002) Diversity and change in Australia's rangelands: a post-productivist transition with a difference? ''Transactions: Institute of British Geographers'' 27, 362-384. *(With K. Hartig and M. Bell) (2002) Locational disadvantage and household locational decisions: changing contexts and responses in the Cessnock district, 1964-1999. ''Australian Geographical Studies'', 40, 300-322. *(2006) Impulses towards a multifunctional transition in rural Australia: gaps in the research agenda. ''Journal of Rural Studies'', 22, 142-160. *(2009) Fifty years of disciplinary flux within human geography; changing sociocognitive subdisciplines and subcultures. "Australian Geographer 40, 387-408. *(2010) Divergent regional trajectories in Australia's tropical savannas: indicators of a multifunctional transition. "Geographical Research" 48, 342-358. *(2012) Cape York Peninsula, Australia: sa frontier region undergoing a multifunctional transition with indigenous engagement. "Journal of Rural Studies" 28, 252-265. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「John Holmes (professor)」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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