G W S Robinson
Biographic Data
| ID | 1017545 |
|---|---|
| NAME | G W S Robinson |
| GIVEN NAMES | G W S |
| FAMILY NAME | Robinson |
| SIGNATURE | ROBINSON G W S |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Southampton |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 26 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1953 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1972 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
The Recreation Geography of South Asia
rT nHE study of recreation geography in developing countries has heretofore been understood mainly as the study of these countries as fields for the recreation of the inhabitants of developed countries-and understandably so, since tourism is seen as a valuable earner of badly needed foreign exchange. Little study has as yet been directed toward the recreational habits and needs of the developing countries themselves, though vigorous and growing r…
Divided Germany and Berlin
Cartographic representation of tourist areas: The small‐scale map
In the course of the development of the scientific study of tourism two trends have dominated the direction of the work that might be called geographical. First, the study of international movements, the loss and gain to the different countries from the exchange of their nationals as tourists. This work has mostly been carried out on a broad scale, treating each state as an undifferentiated unit both as a generator of tourists and often as an att…
Exclaves
Tourists in Corsica
British Conurbations in 1951: Some Corrections
West Berlin: The Geography of an Exclave
T I HE possession of an uninterrupted territory is one of the principal requisites for the smooth functioning of a political entity so much so that any discontinuity in territory must be presumed to raise particularly delicate problems in political geography. The commonest cause of territorial discontinuity is simply the discontinuity of the land itself. A district or province may be separated from the main body of the country by an arm of the se…
British Conurbations in 1951
Exclaves
The Recreation Geography of South Asia
rT nHE study of recreation geography in developing countries has heretofore been understood mainly as the study of these countries as fields for the recreation of the inhabitants of developed countries-and understandably so, since tourism is seen as a valuable earner of badly needed foreign exchange. Little study has as yet been directed toward the recreational habits and needs of the developing countries themselves, though vigorous and growing r…
West Berlin: The Geography of an Exclave
T I HE possession of an uninterrupted territory is one of the principal requisites for the smooth functioning of a political entity so much so that any discontinuity in territory must be presumed to raise particularly delicate problems in political geography. The commonest cause of territorial discontinuity is simply the discontinuity of the land itself. A district or province may be separated from the main body of the country by an arm of the se…
Divided Germany and Berlin
Tourists in Corsica
West Berlin: The Geography of an Exclave
T I HE possession of an uninterrupted territory is one of the principal requisites for the smooth functioning of a political entity so much so that any discontinuity in territory must be presumed to raise particularly delicate problems in political geography. The commonest cause of territorial discontinuity is simply the discontinuity of the land itself. A district or province may be separated from the main body of the country by an arm of the se…
British Conurbations in 1951
British Conurbations in 1951: Some Corrections
Tourists in Corsica
Cartographic representation of tourist areas: The small‐scale map
In the course of the development of the scientific study of tourism two trends have dominated the direction of the work that might be called geographical. First, the study of international movements, the loss and gain to the different countries from the exchange of their nationals as tourists. This work has mostly been carried out on a broad scale, treating each state as an undifferentiated unit both as a generator of tourists and often as an att…
Exclaves
Divided Germany and Berlin
The Recreation Geography of South Asia
rT nHE study of recreation geography in developing countries has heretofore been understood mainly as the study of these countries as fields for the recreation of the inhabitants of developed countries-and understandably so, since tourism is seen as a valuable earner of badly needed foreign exchange. Little study has as yet been directed toward the recreational habits and needs of the developing countries themselves, though vigorous and growing r…
Geography (5 works) · Economic geography (3 works) · Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research (2 works) · Political science (2 works) · Sociology (2 works) · Urbanization and City Planning (2 works) · Archaeology (1 works) · Biology (1 works) · Business (1 works) · Cartography (1 works)