B S Young
Biographic Data
| ID | 3755002 |
|---|---|
| NAME | B S Young |
| GIVEN NAMES | B S |
| FAMILY NAME | Young |
| SIGNATURE | YOUNG B S |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of KwaZulu-Natal |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 33 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1962 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1968 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
South West Africa and Its Human Issues
When Races Meet: The Life and Times of William Ritchie Thomson, 1794-1891
Aluminium in Changing Communities
Jamaica's Bauxite and Alumina Industries 1
In 1952 the first shipload of bauxite left Jamaica for foreign markets, and two years later the export of alumina began, to introduce a new element into Jamaican economy. The constructive impact of the industries that grew from these beginnings has been felt not only in the mining areas but also throughout the economy and in town and countryside. Some aspects of that impact can be measured in increased educational facilities and in improved publi…
The Geography of Southern Africa: Some Recent Studies
African Field Reports: 1952-1961
Mr. Edwin S. Munger is a successful experiment. The experiment started a number of years ago. It was an experiment with a new method of producing an expert. After World War II ten million men returned from overseas to the United States. Many of them had been in Africa, Asia, Europe and elsewhere for years on end. But the country to which they returned was deeply ignorant of the very world which it had helped to save from conquest by Germany and J…
The Maltese Islands: Economic Problems and Prospects for Industrial Development
T 1-HE State of Malta (Fig. 1),' as compared with most of the other countries in and around the Mediterranean Sea, enjoys a high standard of living. The annual per capita income of the 328,000 inhabitants of the islanlds of Malta and Gozo ($390 in 19602) is exceeded only by that of Israel and Cyprus. It is 46 per cent higher than the average for the Mediterranean countries of Europe, more than twice as high as the average for the countries of the…
Malta: Background for Development
South West Africa and Its Human Issues
Malta: Background for Development
When Races Meet: The Life and Times of William Ritchie Thomson, 1794-1891
Aluminium in Changing Communities
African Field Reports: 1952-1961
Mr. Edwin S. Munger is a successful experiment. The experiment started a number of years ago. It was an experiment with a new method of producing an expert. After World War II ten million men returned from overseas to the United States. Many of them had been in Africa, Asia, Europe and elsewhere for years on end. But the country to which they returned was deeply ignorant of the very world which it had helped to save from conquest by Germany and J…
Malta: Background for Development
African Field Reports: 1952-1961
Mr. Edwin S. Munger is a successful experiment. The experiment started a number of years ago. It was an experiment with a new method of producing an expert. After World War II ten million men returned from overseas to the United States. Many of them had been in Africa, Asia, Europe and elsewhere for years on end. But the country to which they returned was deeply ignorant of the very world which it had helped to save from conquest by Germany and J…
The Maltese Islands: Economic Problems and Prospects for Industrial Development
T 1-HE State of Malta (Fig. 1),' as compared with most of the other countries in and around the Mediterranean Sea, enjoys a high standard of living. The annual per capita income of the 328,000 inhabitants of the islanlds of Malta and Gozo ($390 in 19602) is exceeded only by that of Israel and Cyprus. It is 46 per cent higher than the average for the Mediterranean countries of Europe, more than twice as high as the average for the countries of the…
The Geography of Southern Africa: Some Recent Studies
Jamaica's Bauxite and Alumina Industries 1
In 1952 the first shipload of bauxite left Jamaica for foreign markets, and two years later the export of alumina began, to introduce a new element into Jamaican economy. The constructive impact of the industries that grew from these beginnings has been felt not only in the mining areas but also throughout the economy and in town and countryside. Some aspects of that impact can be measured in increased educational facilities and in improved publi…
Aluminium in Changing Communities
South West Africa and Its Human Issues
When Races Meet: The Life and Times of William Ritchie Thomson, 1794-1891
Geography (7 works) · Island Studies and Pacific Affairs (3 works) · African history and culture studies (2 works) · Economic growth (2 works) · Economics (2 works) · History (2 works) · Agricultural economics (1 works) · Agricultural economy (1 works) · Agriculture (1 works) · Archaeology (1 works)