Clifford Embleton

Datos Biográficos

ID1473960
NOMBREClifford Embleton
NOMBRESClifford
APELLIDOEmbleton
FIRMAEMBLETON C
AFILIACIONESKing's College Hospital
VERIFICADONo
TOTAL DE OBRAS76
TOTAL DE CITAS42
TOTAL COMO AUTOR76
TOTAL COMO EDITOR0
PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN1960
AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN2023
ÍNDICE H3

  • Africa

    Alan B Mountjoy, Clifford EmbletonBOOKAfrica2023

    First published in 1965, Africa provides a geographical, political, economic and social description of the continent. Contemporary Africa is a continent of change and revolutions. The diversity and limitations of the African environment gives us a fuller understanding of the explosive dynamism of the African economic and social scene. This book will be of interest to students of geography, economy, anthropology and political science.

  • North-western Equatorial Africa

    Alan B Mountjoy, Clifford EmbletonCHAPTERAfrica2023

  • Colonisation and Partition

    Alan B Mountjoy, Clifford EmbletonCHAPTERAfrica2023

  • The former Belgian Territories

    Alan B Mountjoy, Clifford EmbletonCHAPTERAfrica2023

  • Climate and Vegetation

    Alan B Mountjoy, Clifford EmbletonCHAPTERAfrica2023

  • Mining

    Alan B Mountjoy, Clifford EmbletonCHAPTERAfrica2023

  • Morocco

    Alan B Mountjoy, Clifford EmbletonCHAPTERAfrica2023

  • Soils

    Alan B Mountjoy, Clifford EmbletonCHAPTERAfrica2023

  • Geology and Structure

    Alan B Mountjoy, Clifford EmbletonCHAPTERAfrica2023

  • The French Community Countries

    Alan B Mountjoy, Clifford EmbletonCHAPTERAfrica2023

  • The Physical Environment

    Alan B Mountjoy, Clifford EmbletonCHAPTERAfrica2023

  • Tanzania

    Alan B Mountjoy, Clifford EmbletonCHAPTERAfrica2023

  • Liberia and the Guinea Lands

    Alan B Mountjoy, Clifford EmbletonCHAPTERAfrica2023

  • Structure, Relief and Drainage

    Alan B Mountjoy, Clifford EmbletonCHAPTERAfrica2023

  • Angola

    Alan B Mountjoy, Clifford EmbletonCHAPTERAfrica2023

    Slightly greater in size than the Republic of South Africa, and fourteen times the size of Portugal, Angola is Portugal’s largest overseas territory, with 250,000 white settlers. Its capital, Luanda, founded in 1575, is Portugal’s third largest city, and claims to be the oldest European settlement in Africa south of the Sahara. Along with the coffee boom has come the expansion of many towns, both old and new. Luanda, the capital, is a port handli…

  • Egypt

    Alan B Mountjoy, Clifford EmbletonCHAPTERAfrica2023

  • Manufacturing, Transport and Trade

    Alan B Mountjoy, Clifford EmbletonCHAPTERAfrica2023

  • Climate, Soils and Vegetation

    Alan B Mountjoy, Clifford EmbletonCHAPTERAfrica2023

  • Farming

    Alan B Mountjoy, Clifford EmbletonCHAPTERAfrica2023

  • Uganda

    Alan B Mountjoy, Clifford EmbletonCHAPTERAfrica2023

  • Ethiopia and Somalia

    Alan B Mountjoy, Clifford EmbletonCHAPTERAfrica2023

  • Basutoland and Swaziland

    Alan B Mountjoy, Clifford EmbletonCHAPTERAfrica2023

  • Major Climatic Regions

    Alan B Mountjoy, Clifford EmbletonCHAPTERAfrica2023

  • Population and Settlement

    Alan B Mountjoy, Clifford EmbletonCHAPTERAfrica2023

    The population of the Republic of South Africa is now over 17 million, of which nearly 12 million are Bantu, and just over 3 million are White. A map of general population distribution shows a definite concentration in certain zones. First, in the eastern half of the country with more conditions favouring agriculture; secondly, in the southern Transvaal mining and industrial area, where nearly 3 million people (including the White population) are…

  • Settlement and Health

    Alan B Mountjoy, Clifford EmbletonCHAPTERAfrica2023