Gundars Rudzitis
Biographic Data
| ID | 1685740 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Gundars Rudzitis |
| GIVEN NAMES | Gundars |
| FAMILY NAME | Rudzitis |
| SIGNATURE | RUDZITIS G |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Idaho |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 42 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1978 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1997 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Wilderness and the Changing American West
Wilderness and the American History and Management of Wilderness. Ecosystem Management and Beyond. What About Native Americans and Their Lands? Why Not Sell Off America's Wildlands? How Does the American Public Want Wilderness Managed? Wilderness and the Communities of the American Wilderness and Economies of the Old and New West. It's My West, Not Yours. Future Directions for Wilderness. Notes. Index
Nonmetropolitan Geography
(1993). NONMETROPOLITAN GEOGRAPHY: MIGRATION, SENSE OF PLACE, AND THE AMERICAN WEST. Urban Geography: Vol. 14, Geography and Spatial Analysis: Evolution and Outlook II, pp. 574-585
Migration, Sense of Place, and Nonmetropolitan Vitality
In this progress report I will look at recent developments in models and theories relevant to nonmetropolitan migration and development [in the United States]. I will also focus on bottom up approaches and the importance of a sense of place in maintaining nonmetropolitan vitality. Finally I will discuss the importance of a historical and regional approach when examining the continuing economic and social transformations of nonmetropolitan areas. …
Migration, Places, and Nonmetropolitan Development
This report considers nonmetropolitan areas are compacted by changes taking place within the larger system with which they are bound and beyond being passive recipients nonmetropolitan areas can initiate change that moves up rather than down the hierarchy. This review is restricted to the US. Migration patterns vividly demonstrate the interconnectivity between metropolitan and nonmetropolitan areas. Until the late 1960s the migration process was …
Mineral Resource Development
Resolution of an Oil-Shrimp Environmental Conflict
N the mid-1970s a major environmental conflict developed about the implementation of a national strategic energy policy along the gulf coast of Texas. The selection of this region for the storage sites of the strategic oil-reserve program raised significant questions about its effect on shrimp fishing in the same area. The conflict eventually involved two contending agencies of the federal government. This conflict was only one of numerous enviro…
Predicting Microlevel Population Change
Nonmetropolitan Geography
(1993). NONMETROPOLITAN GEOGRAPHY: MIGRATION, SENSE OF PLACE, AND THE AMERICAN WEST. Urban Geography: Vol. 14, Geography and Spatial Analysis: Evolution and Outlook II, pp. 574-585
Wilderness and the Changing American West
Wilderness and the American History and Management of Wilderness. Ecosystem Management and Beyond. What About Native Americans and Their Lands? Why Not Sell Off America's Wildlands? How Does the American Public Want Wilderness Managed? Wilderness and the Communities of the American Wilderness and Economies of the Old and New West. It's My West, Not Yours. Future Directions for Wilderness. Notes. Index
Migration, Places, and Nonmetropolitan Development
This report considers nonmetropolitan areas are compacted by changes taking place within the larger system with which they are bound and beyond being passive recipients nonmetropolitan areas can initiate change that moves up rather than down the hierarchy. This review is restricted to the US. Migration patterns vividly demonstrate the interconnectivity between metropolitan and nonmetropolitan areas. Until the late 1960s the migration process was …
Migration, Sense of Place, and Nonmetropolitan Vitality
In this progress report I will look at recent developments in models and theories relevant to nonmetropolitan migration and development [in the United States]. I will also focus on bottom up approaches and the importance of a sense of place in maintaining nonmetropolitan vitality. Finally I will discuss the importance of a historical and regional approach when examining the continuing economic and social transformations of nonmetropolitan areas. …
Mineral Resource Development
Resolution of an Oil-Shrimp Environmental Conflict
N the mid-1970s a major environmental conflict developed about the implementation of a national strategic energy policy along the gulf coast of Texas. The selection of this region for the storage sites of the strategic oil-reserve program raised significant questions about its effect on shrimp fishing in the same area. The conflict eventually involved two contending agencies of the federal government. This conflict was only one of numerous enviro…
Predicting Microlevel Population Change
Resolution of an Oil-Shrimp Environmental Conflict
N the mid-1970s a major environmental conflict developed about the implementation of a national strategic energy policy along the gulf coast of Texas. The selection of this region for the storage sites of the strategic oil-reserve program raised significant questions about its effect on shrimp fishing in the same area. The conflict eventually involved two contending agencies of the federal government. This conflict was only one of numerous enviro…
Migration, Places, and Nonmetropolitan Development
This report considers nonmetropolitan areas are compacted by changes taking place within the larger system with which they are bound and beyond being passive recipients nonmetropolitan areas can initiate change that moves up rather than down the hierarchy. This review is restricted to the US. Migration patterns vividly demonstrate the interconnectivity between metropolitan and nonmetropolitan areas. Until the late 1960s the migration process was …
Mineral Resource Development
Migration, Sense of Place, and Nonmetropolitan Vitality
In this progress report I will look at recent developments in models and theories relevant to nonmetropolitan migration and development [in the United States]. I will also focus on bottom up approaches and the importance of a sense of place in maintaining nonmetropolitan vitality. Finally I will discuss the importance of a historical and regional approach when examining the continuing economic and social transformations of nonmetropolitan areas. …
Nonmetropolitan Geography
(1993). NONMETROPOLITAN GEOGRAPHY: MIGRATION, SENSE OF PLACE, AND THE AMERICAN WEST. Urban Geography: Vol. 14, Geography and Spatial Analysis: Evolution and Outlook II, pp. 574-585
Wilderness and the Changing American West
Wilderness and the American History and Management of Wilderness. Ecosystem Management and Beyond. What About Native Americans and Their Lands? Why Not Sell Off America's Wildlands? How Does the American Public Want Wilderness Managed? Wilderness and the Communities of the American Wilderness and Economies of the Old and New West. It's My West, Not Yours. Future Directions for Wilderness. Notes. Index
Geography (6 works) · Economic geography (3 works) · Economics (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Urban, Neighborhood, and Segregation Studies (3 works) · American Environmental and Regional History (2 works) · American west (2 works) · Biology (2 works) · Ecology (2 works) · Ethnology (2 works)