Harm J De Blij
Biographic Data
| ID | 3586146 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Harm J De Blij |
| GIVEN NAMES | Harm J |
| FAMILY NAME | De Blij |
| SIGNATURE | DE BLIJ H J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Michigan State University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 30 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 109 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 30 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1962 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2008 |
| H-INDEX | 6 |
The Power of Place
"In recent years a spate of books and articles have argued that the world today is so mobile, so interconnected, and so integrated that it is, in one prominent assessment, flat. But as Harm de Blij contends in The Power of Place, geography continues to hold billions of people in an unrelenting grip. We are all born into natural and cultural environments that shape what we become, individually and collectively. From our "mother tongue" to our fath…
European Union at the Crossroads
In a framing comment embracing the preceding four papers devoted to the enlargement of the European Union in 2004, a prominent American geographer reviews some of the major problems confronting the European continent. The paper, which begins with the author's view of Europe's dilemma in late 2006, covers a number of geographic implications of the May 2004 expansion. Noted are Russia's overland access to Kaliningrad, the addition of ca. 8 million …
The role of geography in public debate
Many geographers work on matters of great relevance for the issues facing society, but geography is rarely invoked in public debates over matters of contemporary concern. As a result, geographical perspectives are often missing from public discourse, and outmoded conceptions of geography are reinforced. This forum considers the importance and challenge of addressing this state of affairs. Four distinguished geographers who have been involved in d…
Explicating Geography's Dimensions—An Opportunity Missed
Geography
Introduction World Regional Geography: Global Perspectives Chapter 1A The European Realm Chapter 1B European Regions Chapter 2A The Russian Realm Chapter 2B Russian Regions Chapter 3A The North American Realm Chapter 3B North American Regions Chapter 4A The Middle American Realm Chapter 4B Middle American Regions Chapter 5A The South American Realm Chapter 5B South American Regions Chapter 6A The Subsaharan African Realm Chapter 6B Subsaharan Afr…
Language in Geographic Context
Wine Regions of the Southern Hemisphere
Population and Development Projects in Africa
Outcast Cape Town
Surveying Africa
Zanzibar
African Survey
Contemporary Africa
Geography
INTRODUCTION - DEVELOPED REGIONS: The Mosaic of Europe The Soviet Union: Region and Realm North America: The Postindustrial Transition UNDERDEVELOPED REGIONS: Middle America: Collision of Cultures South America at the Crossroads North Africa and Southwest Asia African Worlds India and the Indian Perimeter China of the Four Modernizations Southeast Asia: Between the Giants Appendix Glossary Author, Subject, and Map Indexes Gazetteer
W. Fitzgerald, Africa, A Social, Economic and Political Geography of its Major Regions (10th Edition Revised by W. C. Brice), London, Methuen, 1967, xii, 503, 104 maps. 63 s
"w. Fitzgerald, Africa, A Social, Economic and Political Geography of its Major Regions (10th Edition Revised by W. C. Brice), London, Methuen, 1967, xii, 503, 104 maps. 63 s." published on 01 Jan 1970 by Brill
Angola und Seine Seehafen
Population in Africa
Mombasa
Rural Geography - A Comment
Rural Geography-A Comment
Several themes recur in the papers contributed to this volume. There are geographers who take the bull by the horns; they have their own view of what constitutes 'rural' geography, and they proceed to what they consider to be the major issues at hand. In so doing they use a variety of approaches aimed at a wide range of goals, and in the process they cite a literature that is similarly diverse. And then there are others, whose first concern is wi…
Systematic Political Geography
Systematic Political Geography
A Geography of Subsaharan Africa
A Geography of Sub-Saharan Africa
Africa
The role of geography in public debate
Many geographers work on matters of great relevance for the issues facing society, but geography is rarely invoked in public debates over matters of contemporary concern. As a result, geographical perspectives are often missing from public discourse, and outmoded conceptions of geography are reinforced. This forum considers the importance and challenge of addressing this state of affairs. Four distinguished geographers who have been involved in d…
Geography
Introduction World Regional Geography: Global Perspectives Chapter 1A The European Realm Chapter 1B European Regions Chapter 2A The Russian Realm Chapter 2B Russian Regions Chapter 3A The North American Realm Chapter 3B North American Regions Chapter 4A The Middle American Realm Chapter 4B Middle American Regions Chapter 5A The South American Realm Chapter 5B South American Regions Chapter 6A The Subsaharan African Realm Chapter 6B Subsaharan Afr…
Zanzibar
A Geography of Subsaharan Africa
Language in Geographic Context
Systematic Political Geography
Geography
INTRODUCTION - DEVELOPED REGIONS: The Mosaic of Europe The Soviet Union: Region and Realm North America: The Postindustrial Transition UNDERDEVELOPED REGIONS: Middle America: Collision of Cultures South America at the Crossroads North Africa and Southwest Asia African Worlds India and the Indian Perimeter China of the Four Modernizations Southeast Asia: Between the Giants Appendix Glossary Author, Subject, and Map Indexes Gazetteer
Mombasa
Wine Regions of the Southern Hemisphere
Explicating Geography's Dimensions—An Opportunity Missed
The Functional Structure and Central Business District of Lourenco Marques, Mocambique
LOURENCO MARQUES is one of southern Africa's most important cities. The capital of the Portuguese province of Mocambique, it has a population of well over 100,000,1 of which over 30,000 are non-Africans. The harbor is linked by rail to several of the major industrial and mining regions of the subcontinent, including the Witwatersrand and Southern Rhodesia. The city has been a leading port for the Transvaal hinterland since the railroad to Johanne…
European Union at the Crossroads
In a framing comment embracing the preceding four papers devoted to the enlargement of the European Union in 2004, a prominent American geographer reviews some of the major problems confronting the European continent. The paper, which begins with the author's view of Europe's dilemma in late 2006, covers a number of geographic implications of the May 2004 expansion. Noted are Russia's overland access to Kaliningrad, the addition of ca. 8 million …
Population and Development Projects in Africa
A Geography of Sub-Saharan Africa
The Functional Structure and Central Business District of Lourenco Marques, Mocambique
LOURENCO MARQUES is one of southern Africa's most important cities. The capital of the Portuguese province of Mocambique, it has a population of well over 100,000,1 of which over 30,000 are non-Africans. The harbor is linked by rail to several of the major industrial and mining regions of the subcontinent, including the Witwatersrand and Southern Rhodesia. The city has been a leading port for the Transvaal hinterland since the railroad to Johanne…
South Africa
Africa
Africa South
Africa South
Geographic Studies
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A Geography of Sub-Saharan Africa
A Geography of Subsaharan Africa
Systematic Political Geography
Systematic Political Geography
Mombasa
Rural Geography - A Comment
Rural Geography-A Comment
Several themes recur in the papers contributed to this volume. There are geographers who take the bull by the horns; they have their own view of what constitutes 'rural' geography, and they proceed to what they consider to be the major issues at hand. In so doing they use a variety of approaches aimed at a wide range of goals, and in the process they cite a literature that is similarly diverse. And then there are others, whose first concern is wi…
W. Fitzgerald, Africa, A Social, Economic and Political Geography of its Major Regions (10th Edition Revised by W. C. Brice), London, Methuen, 1967, xii, 503, 104 maps. 63 s
"w. Fitzgerald, Africa, A Social, Economic and Political Geography of its Major Regions (10th Edition Revised by W. C. Brice), London, Methuen, 1967, xii, 503, 104 maps. 63 s." published on 01 Jan 1970 by Brill
Angola und Seine Seehafen
Population in Africa
Geography
INTRODUCTION - DEVELOPED REGIONS: The Mosaic of Europe The Soviet Union: Region and Realm North America: The Postindustrial Transition UNDERDEVELOPED REGIONS: Middle America: Collision of Cultures South America at the Crossroads North Africa and Southwest Asia African Worlds India and the Indian Perimeter China of the Four Modernizations Southeast Asia: Between the Giants Appendix Glossary Author, Subject, and Map Indexes Gazetteer
Contemporary Africa
African Survey
Surveying Africa
Zanzibar
Outcast Cape Town
Population and Development Projects in Africa
Wine Regions of the Southern Hemisphere
Language in Geographic Context
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