Harley E Johansen
Biographic Data
| ID | 140857 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Harley E Johansen |
| GIVEN NAMES | Harley E |
| FAMILY NAME | Johansen |
| SIGNATURE | JOHANSEN H E |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Idaho |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 13 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1971 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Early climate change indicators in the Arctic
Adaptation priorities on Russia's Kola Peninsula
Two decades after the end of the Soviet Union, the municipalities on the Kola Peninsula are still adapting to the effects of shifting to a market economy and to the end of the Cold War and the diminished emphasis on defense installations on the edge of the Arctic. The corresponding issues of climate change and the measurable effects of warming temperatures in the Arctic seem to take second place in the plans of cities in Russia's high north, comp…
Ethnicity vs. Citizenship in the Workplace Context
The question of how ethnic diversity relates to economic development is important as multiethnic states move into the global market economy as in the case of ex-Yugoslavia. Understanding the role of ethnic relations in the workplace can help reveal how ethnic integration is experienced at the firm level. Macedonia's two main ethnic groups differ substantially on economic and social indicators. Our project examines relationships there among ethnic…
The Role of Foreign Direct Investment as a Structural Development Indicator of the Hierarchical World Economy
The world-system perspective has been little employed for the examination of foreign direct investment (FDI) distributions in the world economy. We approach FDI distributions as a function of the structural hierarchy of the world economy. The goal is to examine some fundamental relationships between the structure of the world economy and the flows and stocks of FDI. A state-space approach is used such that the world-economy classification serves …
Ethnic Dimensions of Regional Development in Macedonia
An American geographer analyzes patterns and trends relating to the distribution of ethnic group populations at the level of Macedonia's 123 municipalities (major civil divisions), utilizing data reflecting the two most recent census enumerations in 1994 and 2002 and interviews in Skopje in 2002 and 2004. Geographic concentrations of ethnicity correlate with economic and political indicators that have a significant bearing on the country's develo…
Nordic investments in the former soviet baltic frontier
Nordic companies have been leaders in the rapid expansion of Western business into Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, and the St Petersburg area of Russia. While joint ventures were being developed prior to the demise of the USSR, investment rose sharply in early 1992. Our survey of companies from Nordic countries revealed a pattern of location and of adaptation to the conditions of former Soviet infrastructure, culture, politics and economy. Initial No…
Nordic Investments in the Former Soviet Baltic Frontier
Mineral Resource Development
The Changing Rural Village in America, Demographic and Economic Trends Since 1950
The Changing Rural Village in America
An attempt is made to provide an assessment of rural village communities in the United States and to demonstrate on a national scale the process of change in village demographic and economic characteristics between 1950 and 1980 a period of major adjustment in response to urban-centered innovations and pressures. A village is defined as an incorporated place with a population of less than 2500. Data are taken from U.S. censuses for 1950 through 1…
The Changing Rural Village in America
The Changing Rural Village in America
Diffusion of Strip Cropping in Southwestern Wisconsin
Innovation diffusion among farmers is a spatial process involving a large number of independent decisions, whose aggregate indicates the communication patterns and behavioral characteristics of individual decision makers. Contour strip cropping is an innovation which has been widely adopted in southwestern Wisconsin. Its spread is simulated using Hagerstrand's Monte Carlo technique modified to account for the influence of major community centers …
The Role of Foreign Direct Investment as a Structural Development Indicator of the Hierarchical World Economy
The world-system perspective has been little employed for the examination of foreign direct investment (FDI) distributions in the world economy. We approach FDI distributions as a function of the structural hierarchy of the world economy. The goal is to examine some fundamental relationships between the structure of the world economy and the flows and stocks of FDI. A state-space approach is used such that the world-economy classification serves …
Ethnic Dimensions of Regional Development in Macedonia
An American geographer analyzes patterns and trends relating to the distribution of ethnic group populations at the level of Macedonia's 123 municipalities (major civil divisions), utilizing data reflecting the two most recent census enumerations in 1994 and 2002 and interviews in Skopje in 2002 and 2004. Geographic concentrations of ethnicity correlate with economic and political indicators that have a significant bearing on the country's develo…
Mineral Resource Development
Diffusion of Strip Cropping in Southwestern Wisconsin
Innovation diffusion among farmers is a spatial process involving a large number of independent decisions, whose aggregate indicates the communication patterns and behavioral characteristics of individual decision makers. Contour strip cropping is an innovation which has been widely adopted in southwestern Wisconsin. Its spread is simulated using Hagerstrand's Monte Carlo technique modified to account for the influence of major community centers …
Diffusion of Strip Cropping in Southwestern Wisconsin
Innovation diffusion among farmers is a spatial process involving a large number of independent decisions, whose aggregate indicates the communication patterns and behavioral characteristics of individual decision makers. Contour strip cropping is an innovation which has been widely adopted in southwestern Wisconsin. Its spread is simulated using Hagerstrand's Monte Carlo technique modified to account for the influence of major community centers …
The Changing Rural Village in America
The Changing Rural Village in America
The Changing Rural Village in America, Demographic and Economic Trends Since 1950
The Changing Rural Village in America
An attempt is made to provide an assessment of rural village communities in the United States and to demonstrate on a national scale the process of change in village demographic and economic characteristics between 1950 and 1980 a period of major adjustment in response to urban-centered innovations and pressures. A village is defined as an incorporated place with a population of less than 2500. Data are taken from U.S. censuses for 1950 through 1…
Mineral Resource Development
Nordic investments in the former soviet baltic frontier
Nordic companies have been leaders in the rapid expansion of Western business into Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, and the St Petersburg area of Russia. While joint ventures were being developed prior to the demise of the USSR, investment rose sharply in early 1992. Our survey of companies from Nordic countries revealed a pattern of location and of adaptation to the conditions of former Soviet infrastructure, culture, politics and economy. Initial No…
Nordic Investments in the Former Soviet Baltic Frontier
Ethnic Dimensions of Regional Development in Macedonia
An American geographer analyzes patterns and trends relating to the distribution of ethnic group populations at the level of Macedonia's 123 municipalities (major civil divisions), utilizing data reflecting the two most recent census enumerations in 1994 and 2002 and interviews in Skopje in 2002 and 2004. Geographic concentrations of ethnicity correlate with economic and political indicators that have a significant bearing on the country's develo…
Ethnicity vs. Citizenship in the Workplace Context
The question of how ethnic diversity relates to economic development is important as multiethnic states move into the global market economy as in the case of ex-Yugoslavia. Understanding the role of ethnic relations in the workplace can help reveal how ethnic integration is experienced at the firm level. Macedonia's two main ethnic groups differ substantially on economic and social indicators. Our project examines relationships there among ethnic…
The Role of Foreign Direct Investment as a Structural Development Indicator of the Hierarchical World Economy
The world-system perspective has been little employed for the examination of foreign direct investment (FDI) distributions in the world economy. We approach FDI distributions as a function of the structural hierarchy of the world economy. The goal is to examine some fundamental relationships between the structure of the world economy and the flows and stocks of FDI. A state-space approach is used such that the world-economy classification serves …
Adaptation priorities on Russia's Kola Peninsula
Two decades after the end of the Soviet Union, the municipalities on the Kola Peninsula are still adapting to the effects of shifting to a market economy and to the end of the Cold War and the diminished emphasis on defense installations on the edge of the Arctic. The corresponding issues of climate change and the measurable effects of warming temperatures in the Arctic seem to take second place in the plans of cities in Russia's high north, comp…
Early climate change indicators in the Arctic
Economics (10 works) · Geography (10 works) · Political science (9 works) · Economic geography (5 works) · Economic growth (5 works) · Business (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · Rural development and sustainability (4 works) · Socioeconomics (4 works) · Archaeology (3 works)