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〈中文部份〉
《書籍》
1.白秀雄 (1981)，「現代社會學」，五南圖書出版公司。
2.朱岑樓 (1982)，「社會學」，三民書局。
3.朱浤源 (1997)，「撰寫博碩士論文實戰手冊」，正中書局。
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10.張潤書 (1998)，「行政學」，三民書局。
11.葉光毅等 (2003)，「計畫方法論進階」，新文京圖書公司。
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《學報期刊論文》
1.李育明 (1997)，「克利金法於環境規劃之應用領域探討」，中國環境工程學刊，第七卷第三期，頁241-251。
2.林元祥 (2004)，「住宅建築物火災財物損失影響因素之分析與危險指標之建立」，風險管理學報，第六卷第一期。
3.周志龍 (1999)，「規劃理論的論爭與發展」，都市與計畫，第二十六卷第二期，頁165-187。
4.徐進鈺 (1990)，「領域取向規劃論述之檢討—傅里曼 (John Friedmann) 的新民粹主義」，台灣社會研究季刊，第三卷第一期。
5.高孟定 (1994)，「都市計畫的本質」，逢甲學報，第27期，頁373-390。
6.莊翰華 (1999)，「地理養成教育中的都市及區域規劃學門之課程設計」，中國地理學會會刊，第27期，頁217-238。
7.夏鑄九 (1988)，「空間形式演變中之依賴與發展－台灣彰化平原的個案」，台灣社會研究季刊，第一卷第二、三期，頁263-337。
8.夏鑄九 (1991)，「建築論述中空間形式結構：一個空間實踐的理論建構」，建築學報，台北：中華民國建築學會。
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《學位論文》
1.王敏順 (1998)，「超高層建築外部風環境對使用者心理行為之影響」，國立中興大學法商學院都市計劃研究所博士論文。
2.林佩瑤 (2004)，「幼兒生活經驗之研究」，國立師範大學人類發展與家庭輔導學系碩士論文。
3.徐健民 (1992)，「都市結構之規範性研究－實質結構之描述語言及規範語言」，國立成功大學建築研究所碩士論文。
4.高雅力 (2004)，「都會區生態廊道規劃之研究－以台南市為例」，國立成功大學都市計畫研究所碩士論文。
5.黃志呈 (1997)，「競選期間選民投票傾向之研究-八十三年高雄市長選舉個案分析」，國立中山大學政治學研究所碩士論文。
6.黃建華 (2002)，「建築物火災財務損失影響因素及解釋模式之研究」，中央警察大學消防科學研究所碩士論文。
7.湯國榮 (1996)，「台中市空間發展政治經濟史考察」，逢甲大學土地管理研究所碩士論文。
8.張慶裕 (2001)，「台灣地區治安問題之研究──台中市案例分析」，國立台北大學公共行政暨政策研究所碩士論文。
9.潘德倉 (1996)，「住宅火災人命安全評估之研究」，中央警官學校警政研究所碩士論文。
10.楊沛儒 (2001)，「地景生態城市規劃－基隆河流域1980－2000的都市發展、地景變遷及水文效應」，國立台灣大學建築與城鄉研究所博士論文。
11.嚴慶宏 (2001)，「土壤重金屬污染分級準則探討與地理統計分析」，國立台北大學資源管理研究所碩士在職專班。
12.廖訓誠 (1995)，「縱火犯罪之研究－兼論縱火犯之心理描繪」，中央警察大學警政研究所碩士論文。
13.謝文彥 (2002)，「親密關係殺人犯罪之研究」，中央警察大學犯罪防治研究所博士論文。
《研究報告》
1.王鴻楷、楊沛儒 (1999)，「綠色生態城市規劃：台北市主要計畫通盤檢討」，台北市都市發展局委託研究計畫。
《研討會論文》
1.李達源、莊愷瑋 (2001)，「地理統計於重金屬污染場址危害範圍界定之應用」，地理統計在農業和環境科學之應用研討會論文集 (李達源主編)，國立臺灣大學農業化學系。
2.周志龍 (1996)，「台灣的政經變遷與文化生活空間規劃」，地方文化與區域發展研討會論文集，行政院文化建設委員會。
3.陳慈美 (2000)，「人與自然之間──從西方自然作品看台灣生態文化建構」，台灣生態文化研討會，國立花蓮師範學院鄉土文化研究所。
4.張曜麟等 (2002)，「土地使用變遷空間動態模型之研究」，2002中華地理資訊學會年會暨學術研討會論文集。
5.蔡智發 (2003)，「造成火災傷害的影響因素之探討」，2003商情資料庫分析與建置之研究成果發表會。
《季刊雜誌文章》
1.李達源、莊愷瑋 (2003)，「應用地理統計界定污染場址中之污染範圍」，台灣土壤及地下水環境保護協會簡訊，台北：台灣土壤及地下水環境保護協會。
2.林元祥 (2001)，「火災危險度分析：描述模式的一般概念性架構」，現代消防94期。
3.空間雜誌 (1995)，「火燒圓山飯店紀事」，空間雜誌第72期。
4.葉光毅 (1992)，「有關空間研究方法論之探討」，空間雜誌32期。
5.漢寶德 (2005)，「如詩似畫的徽州民居」，聯合報聯合副刊。
6.Morris, Brian (1998), (王鵬智譯)，「火災損失風險管理」，建築研究簡訊21期。

〈日文部份〉
1.東京消防廳 (1983)，「火災予防審議會答申－特定防火對象物の防災性能評價手法」，東京消防廳。

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