Yuji Murayama Livres

Focusing on urban systems theory, the book explores Japan's regional dynamics amidst economic globalization and the information revolution. It highlights the shift to a service economy, emphasizing the interconnectedness of cities and how this interdependency shapes regional development. While it does not aim to provide a comprehensive geographical overview of Japan, it theorizes the growth and decline of urban systems and the increasing socioeconomic exchanges with international cities, offering a fresh perspective on Japan's changing geography.

This book focuses on spatial analysis and modeling, discussing methods related to human settlements and the environment. It includes empirical case studies from various countries and covers techniques like autocorrelation, fuzzy logic, and remote sensing. It serves as a key reference for students and professionals addressing urban and regional spatial issues.