E H G Dobby

Biographic Data

ID	733783
NAME	E H G Dobby
GIVEN NAMES	E H G
FAMILY NAME	Dobby
SIGNATURE	DOBBY E H G
AFFILIATIONS	Professor of Geography, University of Malaya
VERIFIED	No
TOTAL WORKS	33
TOTAL CITATIONS	16
AUTHOR COUNT	33
EDITOR COUNT	0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR	1935
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR	1962
H-INDEX	2

Monsoon Asia
Open AccessRhoads Murphey, E H G DobbyARTICLEGeographical Review1962
Monsoon Asia
Joseph E Schwartzberg, E H G DobbyARTICLEJournal of the American Oriental…1962
Southeast Asia
B H Farmer, E H G DobbyARTICLEGeographical Journal1957
Malaya's Rice Problem
E H G DobbyARTICLEPacific Affairs1954
Malaya
E H G DobbyARTICLECurrent History1953
Essay| November 01 1953 Malaya: Rubber and Rice E. H. G. Dobby E. H. G. Dobby Professor of Geography, University of Malaya E. H. G. DOBBY, Head of the Department of Geography at the University of Malaya, received his Ph.D. in London. He has twice served as a Visiting Professor in the United States. In 1950, he taught at Yale and in 1951 he taught at the School for Advanced International Studies at Johns Hopkins. Mr. Dobby is author of Southeast A…
A Geography of Southeast Asia
George B Cressey, E H G DobbyARTICLEAnnals of the Association of…1952
Resettlement Transforms Malaya: A Case-History of Relocating the Population of an Asian Plural Society
E H G DobbyARTICLEEconomic Development and Cultural…1952Cited by: 1
The Development of Upland Areas in the Far East. Volume 2. Part I: The Development of Malaya's Uplands
Glenn T Trewartha, E H G Dobby et al.ARTICLEPacific Affairs1951
El Regadio en la Espana Peninsular
Open AccessE H G Dobby, Jose Terrero et al.ARTICLEGeographical Review1951
Southeast Asia
E H G DobbyARTICLEGeographical Journal1951
Southeast Asia
Norton Ginsburg, Norton S Ginsburg et al.ARTICLEThe Far Eastern Quarterly1951
The Kelantan Delta
Open AccessE H G DobbyARTICLEGeographical Review1951
Southeast Asia
O H K Spate, E H G DobbyARTICLEEconomic Geography1951
The North Kedah Plain a Study in the Environment of Pioneering for Rice Cultivation
E H G DobbyARTICLEEconomic Geography1951
Bibliography of the Peoples and Cultures of Mainland Southeast Asia
E H G Dobby, John F Embree et al.ARTICLEPacific Affairs1951
Southeast Asia
H J Van Mook, E H G DobbyARTICLEPacific Affairs1951
Agricultural Questions of Malaya
Prasert Patumanon, E H G DobbyARTICLEPacific Affairs1951
Malayan Prospect
E H G DobbyARTICLEPacific Affairs1950
Malaya and the Malayans
L B, E H G DobbyARTICLEGeographical Journal1948
The Story of the Dutch East Indies
E H G DobbyARTICLEInternational Affairs1947
The Story of the Dutch East Indies The Story of the Dutch East Indies. By Bernard H. M. Vlekke. 1946. (Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press. London: Geoffrey Cumberlege, Oxford University Press. 81⁄2′′ × 51⁄2′′. xvii + 233 pp. Illus. Maps. Map end-papers. $3.00. 16s. 6d.) E H G Dobby E H G Dobby Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar International Affairs, Volume 23, Issue 1, January 1947, Page 140, https:/…
Some Aspects of the Human Ecology of South-East Asia: Discussion
Leonard Brooks, Dudley Stamp et al.ARTICLEGeographical Journal1946
Some Aspects of the Human Ecology of South-East Asia
E H G DobbyARTICLEGeographical Journal1946Cited by: 1
Professor Osborn made one remark which I think is the key to a good deal of what has been said since. He referred to the static outlook of botanists in the days of Alexander Humboldt. In listening to Colonel Stern's paper you will have been struck by the advance which has been made since Humboldt's day. It can be said of Colonel Stern that he at least has not had a static mind in addressing himself to this subject. It will be your wish, I feel su…
Winds and Fronts over Southeast Asia
Open AccessE H G DobbyARTICLEGeographical Review1945
T HE standard treatment of wind conditions near the equator postulates that trade winds blow toward the equator from the northeast and southeast in the Northern and Southern Hemispheres respectively. A seaman's term, the doldrums, is used to describe a belt of calms over the equator between the two trade-wind zones. In reality this conception derives almost entirely from theoretical consideration of the physical conditions on a revolving globe wi…
Settlement Patterns in Malaya
Open AccessE H G DobbyARTICLEGeographical Review1942Cited by: 1
Singapore: Town and Country
Open AccessE H G DobbyARTICLEGeographical Review1940Cited by: 1

Agrarian Problems in Spain
Open AccessE H G DobbyARTICLEGeographical Review1936Cited by: 4
Galicia: A Little-Known Corner of Spain
Open AccessE H G DobbyARTICLEGeographical Review1936Cited by: 3
Catalonia: The Geographical Basis of Its Regionalism
Open AccessE H G DobbyARTICLEGeographical Review1938Cited by: 2
The Ebro Delta
E H G DobbyARTICLEGeographical Journal1936Cited by: 2
Resettlement Transforms Malaya: A Case-History of Relocating the Population of an Asian Plural Society
E H G DobbyARTICLEEconomic Development and Cultural…1952Cited by: 1
Some Aspects of the Human Ecology of South-East Asia
E H G DobbyARTICLEGeographical Journal1946Cited by: 1
Professor Osborn made one remark which I think is the key to a good deal of what has been said since. He referred to the static outlook of botanists in the days of Alexander Humboldt. In listening to Colonel Stern's paper you will have been struck by the advance which has been made since Humboldt's day. It can be said of Colonel Stern that he at least has not had a static mind in addressing himself to this subject. It will be your wish, I feel su…
Settlement Patterns in Malaya
Open AccessE H G DobbyARTICLEGeographical Review1942Cited by: 1
Singapore: Town and Country
Open AccessE H G DobbyARTICLEGeographical Review1940Cited by: 1
Settlement and Land Utilization, Malacca
E H G DobbyARTICLEGeographical Journal1939Cited by: 1
MALACCA has historical associations extending over nearly six centuries; this distinguishes it from the rest of the Malay Peninsula, which retains the characteristic landscape of a pioneer fringe. The settlement began as a fourteenth-century refuge for Malays fleeing from Singapore and the south when these were attacked by Javanese. It received the rank of protected kingdom under Chinese suzerainty in the early fifteenth century and owed its perp…

Spanish Geographical Studies: Review
E H G Dobby, Eduardo Hernández-Pacheco et al.ARTICLEGeographical Journal1935
The Ebro Delta
E H G DobbyARTICLEGeographical Journal1936Cited by: 2
Agrarian Problems in Spain
Open AccessE H G DobbyARTICLEGeographical Review1936Cited by: 4
Galicia: A Little-Known Corner of Spain
Open AccessE H G DobbyARTICLEGeographical Review1936Cited by: 3
Economic Geography of the Port Wine Region
E H G DobbyARTICLEEconomic Geography1936
Although the wine takes its name from Oporto, that city only manipulates the wine in its final stages and exports it. The wine region does not begin until about halfway between that city and the Spanish frontier and extends as far as that frontier. It is intimately bound up with the river Douro; the vines cover the margins of the river from Barqueiors to Barca de Alva and leave the river only for short distances along its tributaries. The region …
Water Power and Economy of La Riba, Spain; An Outlier of Catalan Industry
E H G DobbyARTICLEEconomic Geography1937
Catalonia: The Geographical Basis of Its Regionalism
Open AccessE H G DobbyARTICLEGeographical Review1938Cited by: 2
Settlement and Land Utilization, Malacca
E H G DobbyARTICLEGeographical Journal1939Cited by: 1
MALACCA has historical associations extending over nearly six centuries; this distinguishes it from the rest of the Malay Peninsula, which retains the characteristic landscape of a pioneer fringe. The settlement began as a fourteenth-century refuge for Malays fleeing from Singapore and the south when these were attacked by Javanese. It received the rank of protected kingdom under Chinese suzerainty in the early fifteenth century and owed its perp…
Singapore: Town and Country
Open AccessE H G DobbyARTICLEGeographical Review1940Cited by: 1
Settlement Patterns in Malaya
Open AccessE H G DobbyARTICLEGeographical Review1942Cited by: 1
Winds and Fronts over Southeast Asia
Open AccessE H G DobbyARTICLEGeographical Review1945
T HE standard treatment of wind conditions near the equator postulates that trade winds blow toward the equator from the northeast and southeast in the Northern and Southern Hemispheres respectively. A seaman's term, the doldrums, is used to describe a belt of calms over the equator between the two trade-wind zones. In reality this conception derives almost entirely from theoretical consideration of the physical conditions on a revolving globe wi…
Some Aspects of the Human Ecology of South-East Asia: Discussion
Leonard Brooks, Dudley Stamp et al.ARTICLEGeographical Journal1946
Some Aspects of the Human Ecology of South-East Asia
E H G DobbyARTICLEGeographical Journal1946Cited by: 1
Professor Osborn made one remark which I think is the key to a good deal of what has been said since. He referred to the static outlook of botanists in the days of Alexander Humboldt. In listening to Colonel Stern's paper you will have been struck by the advance which has been made since Humboldt's day. It can be said of Colonel Stern that he at least has not had a static mind in addressing himself to this subject. It will be your wish, I feel su…
The Story of the Dutch East Indies
E H G DobbyARTICLEInternational Affairs1947
The Story of the Dutch East Indies The Story of the Dutch East Indies. By Bernard H. M. Vlekke. 1946. (Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press. London: Geoffrey Cumberlege, Oxford University Press. 81⁄2′′ × 51⁄2′′. xvii + 233 pp. Illus. Maps. Map end-papers. $3.00. 16s. 6d.) E H G Dobby E H G Dobby Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar International Affairs, Volume 23, Issue 1, January 1947, Page 140, https:/…
Malaya and the Malayans
L B, E H G DobbyARTICLEGeographical Journal1948
Malayan Prospect
E H G DobbyARTICLEPacific Affairs1950
The Development of Upland Areas in the Far East. Volume 2. Part I: The Development of Malaya's Uplands
Glenn T Trewartha, E H G Dobby et al.ARTICLEPacific Affairs1951
El Regadio en la Espana Peninsular
Open AccessE H G Dobby, Jose Terrero et al.ARTICLEGeographical Review1951
Southeast Asia
E H G DobbyARTICLEGeographical Journal1951
Southeast Asia
Norton Ginsburg, Norton S Ginsburg et al.ARTICLEThe Far Eastern Quarterly1951
The Kelantan Delta
Open AccessE H G DobbyARTICLEGeographical Review1951
Southeast Asia
O H K Spate, E H G DobbyARTICLEEconomic Geography1951
The North Kedah Plain a Study in the Environment of Pioneering for Rice Cultivation
E H G DobbyARTICLEEconomic Geography1951
Bibliography of the Peoples and Cultures of Mainland Southeast Asia
E H G Dobby, John F Embree et al.ARTICLEPacific Affairs1951
Southeast Asia
H J Van Mook, E H G DobbyARTICLEPacific Affairs1951