Howard G Roepke
Biographic Data
| ID | 1473758 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Howard G Roepke |
| GIVEN NAMES | Howard G |
| FAMILY NAME | Roepke |
| SIGNATURE | ROEPKE H G |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 13 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1955 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1981 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The Employment Structures of Nonmetropolitan Counties∗
The employment structures of nonmetropolitan, urban-centered counties in the 1960s provided the base for their rapid growth in the 1970s. Economic base analysis, using the minimum requirements technique, shows the importance of manufacturing as a basic activity in these counties. Marked regional differences are best illustrated at the census division level. Both employment multipliers and minima proved to be relatively stable
Energy in America's Future: The Choices before Us
A World of Scarcities: Critical Issues in Public Policy
Applied Geography: Should We, Must We, Can We
EOGRAPHERS are being forced by economic circumstances to look for applications of their discipline to real-world problems, but many of them are neither happy nor comfortable with this development. Little prestige has been accorded applied geography in recent decades, even though it continues a long geographical tradition. A major adjustment, more in attitudes and purposes than in curriculum, will be necessary if the application of their research …
Geography of Manufacturing
Readings in Economic Geography
A Preface to Economic Geography
The British Isles: A Systematic Geography
Economic Areas of the United States
A Geography of Manufacturing
Movements of the British Iron and Steel Industry. 1720 to 1951
Movements of the British Iron and Steel Industry--1720 to 1951
This study was undertaken to analyse the overall and current distribution of the industry and the reasons for that distribution and to determine future changes in distribution. In tracing the distribution of the British iron and steel industry over two and a half centuries, one notes both the constant movement of the industry in response to factors affecting its location and reluctance to change location or techniques even after the advantages of…
Changing Patterns of Coal Production in the Eastern Interior Field
T p HE movements of the center of production of the Eastern Interior coal field provide an excellent summary of the shifts in production which have occurred in this field. The shifts which caused the direction and extent of the movement of the center of production can be identified through analysis of changes in the amount of coal produced in the various counties over the years. An examination of the volume of production for each county helps to …
Applied Geography: Should We, Must We, Can We
EOGRAPHERS are being forced by economic circumstances to look for applications of their discipline to real-world problems, but many of them are neither happy nor comfortable with this development. Little prestige has been accorded applied geography in recent decades, even though it continues a long geographical tradition. A major adjustment, more in attitudes and purposes than in curriculum, will be necessary if the application of their research …
A Geography of Manufacturing
Geography of Manufacturing
Changing Patterns of Coal Production in the Eastern Interior Field
T p HE movements of the center of production of the Eastern Interior coal field provide an excellent summary of the shifts in production which have occurred in this field. The shifts which caused the direction and extent of the movement of the center of production can be identified through analysis of changes in the amount of coal produced in the various counties over the years. An examination of the volume of production for each county helps to …
Movements of the British Iron and Steel Industry. 1720 to 1951
Movements of the British Iron and Steel Industry--1720 to 1951
This study was undertaken to analyse the overall and current distribution of the industry and the reasons for that distribution and to determine future changes in distribution. In tracing the distribution of the British iron and steel industry over two and a half centuries, one notes both the constant movement of the industry in response to factors affecting its location and reluctance to change location or techniques even after the advantages of…
Economic Areas of the United States
A Geography of Manufacturing
The British Isles: A Systematic Geography
A Preface to Economic Geography
Geography of Manufacturing
Readings in Economic Geography
Applied Geography: Should We, Must We, Can We
EOGRAPHERS are being forced by economic circumstances to look for applications of their discipline to real-world problems, but many of them are neither happy nor comfortable with this development. Little prestige has been accorded applied geography in recent decades, even though it continues a long geographical tradition. A major adjustment, more in attitudes and purposes than in curriculum, will be necessary if the application of their research …
A World of Scarcities: Critical Issues in Public Policy
The Employment Structures of Nonmetropolitan Counties∗
The employment structures of nonmetropolitan, urban-centered counties in the 1960s provided the base for their rapid growth in the 1970s. Economic base analysis, using the minimum requirements technique, shows the importance of manufacturing as a basic activity in these counties. Marked regional differences are best illustrated at the census division level. Both employment multipliers and minima proved to be relatively stable
Energy in America's Future: The Choices before Us
Geography (9 works) · Economic geography (8 works) · Regional science (6 works) · Economics (4 works) · Economic Growth and Productivity (3 works) · Regional Economics and Spatial Analysis (3 works) · Business (2 works) · Diverse academic and cultural studies (2 works) · Mathematics (2 works) · Metallurgy and Cultural Artifacts (2 works)