Saul B Cohen
Biographic Data
| ID | 3710935 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Saul B Cohen |
| GIVEN NAMES | Saul B |
| FAMILY NAME | Cohen |
| SIGNATURE | COHEN S B |
| AFFILIATIONS | Hunter College |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 32 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 167 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 32 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1955 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 7 |
El cambio geopolítico global en la era de la Posguerra Fría
La evolución del sistema geopolítico mundial se atiene a principios evolutivos orgánicos. El sistema es complejo. Se caracteriza por una estructura espacial jerárquica flexible, especializada e integrada. El desequilibrio global está condicionado por los cambios entre los dominios estraté-gicos y sus regiones geopolíticas. El desequilibrio refleja sobre todo las diferencias en niveles de entropía de los principales Estados nacionales, particularm…
Turkey's Emergence as a Geopolitical Power Broker
In a framing essay commenting on a symposium devoted to Turkey's role in a dynamic geopolitical world system, a prominent American political geographer presents the case for Turkey's evolution from regional power within that system to a key geopolitical balancing agent, reflecting its pivotal location within Eurasia. After first exploring the implications of the collapse of the USSR for U.S.-Turkey relations, he critically assesses the ruling Tur…
Jewish Geopolitics: Nationalism and the Ties between the State and the Land
Professor Yosseph Shilhav's article in this issue of National Identities entitled ‘Jewish Territoriality between Land and State’ is an important addition to the literature on territoriality and national sovereignty. His carefully researched and insightful study of the religious affinity between the Jewish people and the Land of Israel is especially timely because of the urgency that the present intifada has given to the debate within Israel over …
The Eurasian Convergence Zone: Gateway or Shatterbelt
A prominent American geographer discusses geopolitical implications of U.S. penetration into a vast Eurasian Convergence Zone, within which the influence of major world geopolitical powers (Maritime Europe, Russia, China, India, and Japan) converge. Following a discussion of the nature of U.S. activity in major subsections of the Zone (Eastern Europe, Transcaucasus, Central Asia, and East Asia), the author examines economic, demographic, and mili…
The Geopolitics of Turkey's Accession to the European Union
A prominent American geographer discusses the geopolitics of Turkey's accession to the European Union in conjunction with comments on the preceding paper in this issue. The author focuses on Turkey's position on the proposed European Defense and Security Force, on containing Iran's nuclear weapons development, the Israeli-Palestinian Arab conflict, and on military penetration of Central Asia by the US. He briefly covers relations between the Euro…
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The earth and the state: A study of political geography. New York: Henry Holt and Company
Strategic Geography and the Changing Middle East
Place-Names in Israel's Ideological Struggle over the Administered Territories
This paper deals with the symbolic role of place-names as expressions of ideological values. Names are symbolic elements of landscape that reflect abstract or concrete national and local sentiments and goals. In the case of Israel, the selection of place-names has become a powerful tool for reinforcing competing national Zionist ideologies. Implicit in this competition are two major Israeli place-name themes: the message of essentialism or contin…
Global Geopolitical Change in the Post-Cold War Era
Evolution of the world geopolitical system follows organismic developmental principles. The system is complex. It is characterized by a flexibly hierarchical, specialized and integrated spatial structure. Global imbalance is a function of changes among and between geostrategic realms and their geopolitical regions. The imbalance especially reflects differences in entropic levels of major national states, particularly first- and second-order power…
The Geopolitics of Israel's Border Question
Reflections on the Elimination of Geography at Harvard, 1947–51
The Role of the University in the Urban Environment: The Challenge of New York
Israel's Place-Names as Reflection of Continuity and Change in Nation-Building
SYMBOLIC PLACE-NAMES This sub-group of names has a specific commendatory meaning. Examples are Orim (Lights), Haruzim (the Industrious Ones), and' Alumim (Youth). Attributes of this group are names that suggest positive properties, high quality, happiness and stability. Altogether, 65 settlements are included in this sub-group. ARABIC ORIGIN PLACE-NAMES A total of 59 settlements or 6.6% of the settlements have an Arabic origin. Some settlements w…
Human Behavior and Environment: Advances in Theory and Research
The Significance of Territory
The Russian Dilemma: A Political and Geopolitical View, by Robert G. Wesson
Israel: A Regional Geography
The International Politics of Regions: A Comparative Approach
A Geographical Model for Political Systems Analysis
Problems and Trends in American Geography
Problems and Trends in American Geography
Problems and Trends in American Geography
Form and Function in the Geography of Retailing
Toward a Geography of Policy
Place-Names in Israel's Ideological Struggle over the Administered Territories
This paper deals with the symbolic role of place-names as expressions of ideological values. Names are symbolic elements of landscape that reflect abstract or concrete national and local sentiments and goals. In the case of Israel, the selection of place-names has become a powerful tool for reinforcing competing national Zionist ideologies. Implicit in this competition are two major Israeli place-name themes: the message of essentialism or contin…
The International Politics of Regions: A Comparative Approach
Global Geopolitical Change in the Post-Cold War Era
Evolution of the world geopolitical system follows organismic developmental principles. The system is complex. It is characterized by a flexibly hierarchical, specialized and integrated spatial structure. Global imbalance is a function of changes among and between geostrategic realms and their geopolitical regions. The imbalance especially reflects differences in entropic levels of major national states, particularly first- and second-order power…
The Geopolitics of Israel's Border Question
Israel's Place-Names as Reflection of Continuity and Change in Nation-Building
SYMBOLIC PLACE-NAMES This sub-group of names has a specific commendatory meaning. Examples are Orim (Lights), Haruzim (the Industrious Ones), and' Alumim (Youth). Attributes of this group are names that suggest positive properties, high quality, happiness and stability. Altogether, 65 settlements are included in this sub-group. ARABIC ORIGIN PLACE-NAMES A total of 59 settlements or 6.6% of the settlements have an Arabic origin. Some settlements w…
Geography and Politics in a Divided World
A Geographical Model for Political Systems Analysis
Reflections on the Elimination of Geography at Harvard, 1947–51
The Eurasian Convergence Zone: Gateway or Shatterbelt
A prominent American geographer discusses geopolitical implications of U.S. penetration into a vast Eurasian Convergence Zone, within which the influence of major world geopolitical powers (Maritime Europe, Russia, China, India, and Japan) converge. Following a discussion of the nature of U.S. activity in major subsections of the Zone (Eastern Europe, Transcaucasus, Central Asia, and East Asia), the author examines economic, demographic, and mili…
The Geopolitics of Turkey's Accession to the European Union
A prominent American geographer discusses the geopolitics of Turkey's accession to the European Union in conjunction with comments on the preceding paper in this issue. The author focuses on Turkey's position on the proposed European Defense and Security Force, on containing Iran's nuclear weapons development, the Israeli-Palestinian Arab conflict, and on military penetration of Central Asia by the US. He briefly covers relations between the Euro…
Problems and Trends in American Geography
Form and Function in the Geography of Retailing
The Significance of Territory
Evaluating Store Sites and Determining Store Rents
Turkey's Emergence as a Geopolitical Power Broker
In a framing essay commenting on a symposium devoted to Turkey's role in a dynamic geopolitical world system, a prominent American political geographer presents the case for Turkey's evolution from regional power within that system to a key geopolitical balancing agent, reflecting its pivotal location within Eurasia. After first exploring the implications of the collapse of the USSR for U.S.-Turkey relations, he critically assesses the ruling Tur…
Strategic Geography and the Changing Middle East
The Role of the University in the Urban Environment: The Challenge of New York
The Dynamics of Store Trading Areas and Market Equilibrium 1
American Strategy in the Atomic Age
Israel's Fishing Industry
Atlas Geographi-Histori Shel Eretz Yisrael [A Historical-Geographical Atlas of the Land of Israel]
Evaluating Store Sites and Determining Store Rents
The Dynamics of Store Trading Areas and Market Equilibrium 1
Location Research Programming for Voluntary Food Chains
Geography and Politics in a Divided World
Toward a Geography of Policy
Form and Function in the Geography of Retailing
Problems and Trends in American Geography
Problems and Trends in American Geography
Problems and Trends in American Geography
A Geographical Model for Political Systems Analysis
The International Politics of Regions: A Comparative Approach
Israel: A Regional Geography
The Russian Dilemma: A Political and Geopolitical View, by Robert G. Wesson
The Significance of Territory
Human Behavior and Environment: Advances in Theory and Research
Israel's Place-Names as Reflection of Continuity and Change in Nation-Building
SYMBOLIC PLACE-NAMES This sub-group of names has a specific commendatory meaning. Examples are Orim (Lights), Haruzim (the Industrious Ones), and' Alumim (Youth). Attributes of this group are names that suggest positive properties, high quality, happiness and stability. Altogether, 65 settlements are included in this sub-group. ARABIC ORIGIN PLACE-NAMES A total of 59 settlements or 6.6% of the settlements have an Arabic origin. Some settlements w…
The Role of the University in the Urban Environment: The Challenge of New York
Reflections on the Elimination of Geography at Harvard, 1947–51
The Geopolitics of Israel's Border Question
Global Geopolitical Change in the Post-Cold War Era
Evolution of the world geopolitical system follows organismic developmental principles. The system is complex. It is characterized by a flexibly hierarchical, specialized and integrated spatial structure. Global imbalance is a function of changes among and between geostrategic realms and their geopolitical regions. The imbalance especially reflects differences in entropic levels of major national states, particularly first- and second-order power…
Place-Names in Israel's Ideological Struggle over the Administered Territories
This paper deals with the symbolic role of place-names as expressions of ideological values. Names are symbolic elements of landscape that reflect abstract or concrete national and local sentiments and goals. In the case of Israel, the selection of place-names has become a powerful tool for reinforcing competing national Zionist ideologies. Implicit in this competition are two major Israeli place-name themes: the message of essentialism or contin…
Strategic Geography and the Changing Middle East
Geography (23 works) · Political science (15 works) · Economic geography (14 works) · Law (13 works) · Politics (12 works) · Law (10 works) · Sociology (9 works) · Economics (8 works) · Geopolitics (7 works) · History (7 works)