Theodore Herman
Biographic Data
| ID | 3709923 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Theodore Herman |
| GIVEN NAMES | Theodore |
| FAMILY NAME | Herman |
| SIGNATURE | HERMAN T |
| AFFILIATIONS | Colgate University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 19 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 16 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 19 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1949 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1975 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
China Now
China
The Physical Geography of China
China's Economic System
Planning in Chinese Agriculture: Socialisation and the Private Sector, 1956-1962
A Geography of China
George Babcock Cressey, 1896–1963
Taiwan: An Economic and Social Geography
Trends in Chinese Agriculture
Essay| September 01 1963 Trends in Chinese Agriculture Theodore Herman Theodore Herman Associate Professor of Geography, Colgate University Theodore Herman is Chairman of the Department of Geography at Colgate University, and of the Committee on Chinese Geography, Association of American Geographers. He lived in China for 12 years, from 1936 to 1948, part of the time working in villages in south China with the Chinese Industrial Cooperatives. He …
The Economic Development of China: Studies Reviewed in Tranquillity
NY account of the economy of mainland China gives rise to certain basic questions in the mind of the reader. He wants to know what things are being j done and why, and how they are being done and where. He wants to know previous conditions and present needs. And he wants some guide to the prospects the future, both China and the rest of the world as it touches or is touched by China. Such expectations are a large order. Facts are hard to obtain i…
One Chinese View of the “Hydraulic Society”
Group Values toward the National Space: The Case of China
A N UNDERSTANDING of the political geography of any country requires knowledge of many intangible elements, most of which lie far outside the normal concern of geographers. If political geography is taken as the study of the organization and expression of political power on the surface of the earth, it becomes clear at once that a knowledge of the values and attitudes of human beings toward a given area is just as important as a knowledge of that…
Cottage Industries: A Reply
Cultural Factors in the Location of the Swatow Lace and Needlework Industry
QO NE of the most inviting possibilities in the development of areas of great underemployment is the promotion of handicraft industries. Particularly appealing is production for export, especially to the United States, where high buying power promises volume orders, and the producing country hopes thereby to earn ample foreign exchange. The location of a successful export handicraft industry often represents a choice between enlarging an already-…
The Role of Cottage and Small-Scale Industries in Asian Economic Development
Forgotten Kingdom
Land Utilization in Hong Kong
The Mormon Village: A Pattern and Technique of Land Settlement
The New Atlas of China of Ting Wen-Chang, Ong Wen-Hao, and Ts'eng Shihying
Planning in Chinese Agriculture: Socialisation and the Private Sector, 1956-1962
Group Values toward the National Space: The Case of China
A N UNDERSTANDING of the political geography of any country requires knowledge of many intangible elements, most of which lie far outside the normal concern of geographers. If political geography is taken as the study of the organization and expression of political power on the surface of the earth, it becomes clear at once that a knowledge of the values and attitudes of human beings toward a given area is just as important as a knowledge of that…
The Physical Geography of China
Taiwan: An Economic and Social Geography
Cottage Industries: A Reply
The Role of Cottage and Small-Scale Industries in Asian Economic Development
The New Atlas of China of Ting Wen-Chang, Ong Wen-Hao, and Ts'eng Shihying
The Mormon Village: A Pattern and Technique of Land Settlement
Cultural Factors in the Location of the Swatow Lace and Needlework Industry
QO NE of the most inviting possibilities in the development of areas of great underemployment is the promotion of handicraft industries. Particularly appealing is production for export, especially to the United States, where high buying power promises volume orders, and the producing country hopes thereby to earn ample foreign exchange. The location of a successful export handicraft industry often represents a choice between enlarging an already-…
The Role of Cottage and Small-Scale Industries in Asian Economic Development
Forgotten Kingdom
Land Utilization in Hong Kong
Cottage Industries: A Reply
Group Values toward the National Space: The Case of China
A N UNDERSTANDING of the political geography of any country requires knowledge of many intangible elements, most of which lie far outside the normal concern of geographers. If political geography is taken as the study of the organization and expression of political power on the surface of the earth, it becomes clear at once that a knowledge of the values and attitudes of human beings toward a given area is just as important as a knowledge of that…
One Chinese View of the “Hydraulic Society”
The Economic Development of China: Studies Reviewed in Tranquillity
NY account of the economy of mainland China gives rise to certain basic questions in the mind of the reader. He wants to know what things are being j done and why, and how they are being done and where. He wants to know previous conditions and present needs. And he wants some guide to the prospects the future, both China and the rest of the world as it touches or is touched by China. Such expectations are a large order. Facts are hard to obtain i…
Trends in Chinese Agriculture
Essay| September 01 1963 Trends in Chinese Agriculture Theodore Herman Theodore Herman Associate Professor of Geography, Colgate University Theodore Herman is Chairman of the Department of Geography at Colgate University, and of the Committee on Chinese Geography, Association of American Geographers. He lived in China for 12 years, from 1936 to 1948, part of the time working in villages in south China with the Chinese Industrial Cooperatives. He …
George Babcock Cressey, 1896–1963
Taiwan: An Economic and Social Geography
Planning in Chinese Agriculture: Socialisation and the Private Sector, 1956-1962
A Geography of China
China's Economic System
The Physical Geography of China
China
China Now
Geography (16 works) · Archaeology (12 works) · China (10 works) · Political science (9 works) · History (7 works) · Economic geography (4 works) · Business (3 works) · Economic growth (3 works) · Economics (3 works) · History (3 works)