William Warntz
Biographic Data
| ID | 1194470 |
|---|---|
| NAME | William Warntz |
| GIVEN NAMES | William |
| FAMILY NAME | Warntz |
| SIGNATURE | WARNTZ W |
| AFFILIATIONS | Harvard University Press |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 21 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 87 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 21 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1955 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1989 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
Newton, The Newtonians, and the Geographia Generalis Varenii ∗
Editions of Geographia Generalis (1650, 1664 and 1671) by Bernhard Varen and successive Cambridge Latin editions of Varenius's work by Isaac Newton (1672 and 1681) and James Jurin (1712) are used to relate their contributions in geography to the broader scientific and intellectual ferment of the late seventeenth and early eighteenth centuries. Aside from illustrating conflicts in the transition from the Cartesian to the Newtonian tradition, these…
Mentioning Canada in the United States
A Puzzling Matter of Bears and Bearings
Network Representations of Critical Elements of Pressure Surfaces
TJ HE possibility and the desirability of a general spatial systems theory for geography that relates to principles of spatial structure and spatial process at terrestrial scales is a current concern. We have found certain general abstract geometric and topological properties of continuous and everywhere differentiable surfaces to be relevant, informative, productive of additional understandings, and springboards for incisive research in contexts…
Macrogeography and Income Fronts
Global Science and the Tyranny of Space
Global science and the tyranny of space
The topology of a socio-economic terrain and spatial flows
The Topology of a Socio‐economic Terrain and Spatial Flows
Geography Now and Then
Geography Now and Then: Some Notes on the History of Academic Geography in the United States
A New Map of the Surface of Population Potentials for the United States, 1960
wT |HE measure of potential of population is a derived quantity depending on numbers of people and their distances apart. Potential of population-a macrogeographic, spatially continuous phenomenonwhen given mathematical expression defines a demographic gravitational field that is a useful concept for the understanding of certain features of the geographical patterns of economic and sociological activities. This is attested by the now widespread c…
Towards a Geography of Price: A Study in Geo-Econometrics
Transatlantic Flights and Pressure Patterns
PASSENGERS on a transoceanic flight' often speculate as to why a particular route is being followed, and the topic apparently remains of interest long after the flight has been completed. Equipped with just a little information about the nature of the problem of route selection and its solution, most airline passengers can enjoy a much enhanced experience in an ocean crossing and gain a great deal of satisfaction from the more intelligent use of …
Toward a Geography of Price: A Study in Geo-econometrics
Journal Article Toward a Geography of Price: A Study in Geo-econometrics Get access Toward a Geography of Price: A Study in Geo-econometrics. By William Warntz. (Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press (London: Oxford University Press), 1959. Pp.117. 40r.) R. H. Tuck R. H. Tuck University of Reading. Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Economic Journal, Volume 70, Issue 277, 1 March 1960, Pages 132–…
Towards a Geography of Price: A Study in Geo-Econometrics
Toward a Geography of Price: A Study in Geo-Econometrics
Geography at Mid-Twentieth Century
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Macrogeography and Social Science
T HOSE who insist that in considering the phenomena of human we should let the data suggest their own terms of study have done much to impede the development of the subject. The uniqueness of every small part of the earth's surface is there to be seen: one has only to look. But general regularities and systematic relationships are not discovered by such an examination of separated localities. Geographical journals are full of examples of the micr…
Contributions toward a Macroeconomic Geography: A Review
A Methodological Consideration of Some Geographic Aspects of the Newfoundland Referendum on Confederation With Canada, 1948
Macrogeography and Social Science
T HOSE who insist that in considering the phenomena of human we should let the data suggest their own terms of study have done much to impede the development of the subject. The uniqueness of every small part of the earth's surface is there to be seen: one has only to look. But general regularities and systematic relationships are not discovered by such an examination of separated localities. Geographical journals are full of examples of the micr…
A New Map of the Surface of Population Potentials for the United States, 1960
wT |HE measure of potential of population is a derived quantity depending on numbers of people and their distances apart. Potential of population-a macrogeographic, spatially continuous phenomenonwhen given mathematical expression defines a demographic gravitational field that is a useful concept for the understanding of certain features of the geographical patterns of economic and sociological activities. This is attested by the now widespread c…
Macrogeography and Income Fronts
Newton, The Newtonians, and the Geographia Generalis Varenii ∗
Editions of Geographia Generalis (1650, 1664 and 1671) by Bernhard Varen and successive Cambridge Latin editions of Varenius's work by Isaac Newton (1672 and 1681) and James Jurin (1712) are used to relate their contributions in geography to the broader scientific and intellectual ferment of the late seventeenth and early eighteenth centuries. Aside from illustrating conflicts in the transition from the Cartesian to the Newtonian tradition, these…
The topology of a socio-economic terrain and spatial flows
Global Science and the Tyranny of Space
Transatlantic Flights and Pressure Patterns
PASSENGERS on a transoceanic flight' often speculate as to why a particular route is being followed, and the topic apparently remains of interest long after the flight has been completed. Equipped with just a little information about the nature of the problem of route selection and its solution, most airline passengers can enjoy a much enhanced experience in an ocean crossing and gain a great deal of satisfaction from the more intelligent use of …
Geography at Mid-Twentieth Century
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
The Topology of a Socio‐economic Terrain and Spatial Flows
Network Representations of Critical Elements of Pressure Surfaces
TJ HE possibility and the desirability of a general spatial systems theory for geography that relates to principles of spatial structure and spatial process at terrestrial scales is a current concern. We have found certain general abstract geometric and topological properties of continuous and everywhere differentiable surfaces to be relevant, informative, productive of additional understandings, and springboards for incisive research in contexts…
Geography Now and Then: Some Notes on the History of Academic Geography in the United States
Global science and the tyranny of space
Toward a Geography of Price: A Study in Geo-Econometrics
A Methodological Consideration of Some Geographic Aspects of the Newfoundland Referendum on Confederation With Canada, 1948
A Methodological Consideration of Some Geographic Aspects of the Newfoundland Referendum on Confederation With Canada, 1948
Contributions toward a Macroeconomic Geography: A Review
Macrogeography and Social Science
T HOSE who insist that in considering the phenomena of human we should let the data suggest their own terms of study have done much to impede the development of the subject. The uniqueness of every small part of the earth's surface is there to be seen: one has only to look. But general regularities and systematic relationships are not discovered by such an examination of separated localities. Geographical journals are full of examples of the micr…
Geography at Mid-Twentieth Century
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
Toward a Geography of Price: A Study in Geo-econometrics
Journal Article Toward a Geography of Price: A Study in Geo-econometrics Get access Toward a Geography of Price: A Study in Geo-econometrics. By William Warntz. (Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press (London: Oxford University Press), 1959. Pp.117. 40r.) R. H. Tuck R. H. Tuck University of Reading. Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Economic Journal, Volume 70, Issue 277, 1 March 1960, Pages 132–…
Towards a Geography of Price: A Study in Geo-Econometrics
Toward a Geography of Price: A Study in Geo-Econometrics
Towards a Geography of Price: A Study in Geo-Econometrics
Transatlantic Flights and Pressure Patterns
PASSENGERS on a transoceanic flight' often speculate as to why a particular route is being followed, and the topic apparently remains of interest long after the flight has been completed. Equipped with just a little information about the nature of the problem of route selection and its solution, most airline passengers can enjoy a much enhanced experience in an ocean crossing and gain a great deal of satisfaction from the more intelligent use of …
Geography Now and Then: Some Notes on the History of Academic Geography in the United States
A New Map of the Surface of Population Potentials for the United States, 1960
wT |HE measure of potential of population is a derived quantity depending on numbers of people and their distances apart. Potential of population-a macrogeographic, spatially continuous phenomenonwhen given mathematical expression defines a demographic gravitational field that is a useful concept for the understanding of certain features of the geographical patterns of economic and sociological activities. This is attested by the now widespread c…
Geography Now and Then
The topology of a socio-economic terrain and spatial flows
The Topology of a Socio‐economic Terrain and Spatial Flows
Global Science and the Tyranny of Space
Global science and the tyranny of space
Macrogeography and Income Fronts
Network Representations of Critical Elements of Pressure Surfaces
TJ HE possibility and the desirability of a general spatial systems theory for geography that relates to principles of spatial structure and spatial process at terrestrial scales is a current concern. We have found certain general abstract geometric and topological properties of continuous and everywhere differentiable surfaces to be relevant, informative, productive of additional understandings, and springboards for incisive research in contexts…
A Puzzling Matter of Bears and Bearings
Mentioning Canada in the United States
Newton, The Newtonians, and the Geographia Generalis Varenii ∗
Editions of Geographia Generalis (1650, 1664 and 1671) by Bernhard Varen and successive Cambridge Latin editions of Varenius's work by Isaac Newton (1672 and 1681) and James Jurin (1712) are used to relate their contributions in geography to the broader scientific and intellectual ferment of the late seventeenth and early eighteenth centuries. Aside from illustrating conflicts in the transition from the Cartesian to the Newtonian tradition, these…
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