Urban Planning Law In East Africa: With Special Reference To Uganda

By M. E. Beesley, Andrew D. Thomas, George W. Kanyeihamba, William Carl Johnson

By George W. Kanyeihamba. Bibliography: P. 79-83.

Labour Market Areas: Uses And Definition (Progress In Planning) (Vol 2)

By M. E. Beesley, Andrew D. Thomas, M. W. Smart, George W. Kanyeihamba, William Carl Johnson

By M. W. Smart. Includes Bibliographical References.

Cost Benefit Analysis And London'S Transport Policies

By M. E. Beesley, M. Beesley

M.e. Beesley, P. Gist, And S. Glaister.

Progress In Planning

By David Nicholas Martin Starkie, M. E. Beesley, J. B. Mcloughlin, J. B. McLoughlin, D. R. Diamond

By David Starkie. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.

Liberalisation Of The Use Of British Telecommunications Network: Report To The Secretary Of State

By Dept. Of Industry Staff Great Britain, Michael E. Beesley, M. E. Beesley

Future Of Telecommunications: An Assessment Of The Role Of Competition In United Kingdom Policy

By B., Michael E., M. E. Beesley, Laidlaw, Beesley

Major Issues In Regulation: Regulation Lectures 1992

By Alan Booker, Gordon J. Bórrie, London Business School, M. E. Beesley, Sir Gordon Borrie, Gordon J. Borrie, Sir James McKinnon, Sir Sydney Lipworth, Institute Of Economic Affairs (Grande-Bretagne)

Sir Gordon Borrie ... [et Al.] ; Introduced And Edited By M.e. Beesley. Includes Bibliographic References.

Regulating Utilities: Broadening The Debate

By M. E. Beesley

Introduced And Edited By M.e. Beesley ; [contributors], David Currie ... [et Al.] ; Comments By Christopher Chataway ... [et Al.]. Includes Bibliographical References.

Regulating Utilities: Understanding The Issues

By Martin Howe, Martin, Geoffrey Whittington, Cavé, George Yarrow, Mark Armstrong, John Vickers, Jon Stern, John Welsby, M. E. Beesley, Martin Cave, David Newbery, Martin Cave, Jon Stern, Mark Armstrong, George Yarrow, Geoffrey Whittington, David Newbery, John Vickers, Martin Howe, John Welsby, M. E. Beesley, Bryan V. Carsberg

"Utility regulation in Britain has now entered a phase in which debate is no longer so much concerned with whether it is preferable to rival systems but with how to shape the 'regulatory contract'...

Regulating Utilities

By M. E. Beesley