T W Freeman
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 743045 |
|---|---|
| NOME | T W Freeman |
| PRENOMES | T W |
| SOBRENOME | Freeman |
| ASSINATURA | FREEMAN T W |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Liberal Arts University |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 164 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 383 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 160 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 4 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1943 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2013 |
| ÍNDICE H | 10 |
The importance of local forest benefits
Geographers Biobibliographical Studies
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Geographers
The Unity of Geography
At the annual conference of the Institute in January 1986, held at the University of Reading, the History and Philosophy of Geography Study Group organized a symposium on the subject of 'The Unity of Geography', at which four papers were presented and discussed. Given the importance of the topic, it has been decided to publish the four papers, plus the Chairman's Introduction and a summary of the Discussion, in the Transactions. Readers can there…
Economic Activities in the Republic of Ireland
Agriculture in Ireland
Geographers Biobibliographical Studies
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The Manchester and Royal Scottish Geographical Societies
Both societies were founded in 1884 with initial addresses given by H. M. Stanley: both have successful lecture meetings. The Royal Scottish Society has its headquarters in Edinburgh with branches in Glasgow, Dundee and Aberdeen, with Dunfermline from 1964. In 1899 Sir Clements Markham invited both societies, together with those of Tyneside, Liverpool and Southampton, to meet representatives of the RGS, but this enterprise, of which one main aim …
Topothesia
The Origins of Academic Geography in the United States
Empiricism and Geographical Thought from Francis Bacon to Alexander von Humboldt
Agriculture in France on the Eve of the Railway Age
La Géographie de la Renaissance (1420-1620)
Geographie de la Population
Irish Resources and Land Use
L'Aventure Agricole de la France de 1945 a Nos Jours
The Land and People of Ireland
Population Decline in Europe
Geography and Geographers
1. The Nature of an Academic Discipline 2. Foundations 3. Growth of Systematic Studies and the Adoption of 'Scientific Method' 4. Human Geography as Spatial Science 5. Humanistic Geography 6. 'Radical' Geographies 7. Postmodernism, Poststructuralism and Postcolonialism 8. Gendered Geographies 9. Applied Geography and the Relevance Debates 10. A Changing Discipline
The Association of American Geographers
Carl Sauer's Fieldwork in Latin America
Geographers Biobibliographical Studies
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Geography and Inequality
Elisée Reclus
Migration in Post-War Europe. Geographical Essays
Second Homes
Megalopolis
The Economics of Subsistence Agriculture
Development Planning and Spatial Structure
Empiricism and Geographical Thought from Francis Bacon to Alexander von Humboldt
Regional Development in Western Europe
Recreational Geography
The Association of American Geographers
Population at Microscale
City and Region
The importance of local forest benefits
The American City
Lancashire, Cheshire and the Isle of Man
The Science of Geography
Carl Sauer's Fieldwork in Latin America
The Geographer's Craft
People and Housing in Third World Cities
Campaigning for the Environment
A Geography of Mankind
The Irish Border as a Cultural Divide
The Conurbations of Great Britain
Pregnancy as a Precipitant of Mental Illness in Men
The Unity of Geography
At the annual conference of the Institute in January 1986, held at the University of Reading, the History and Philosophy of Geography Study Group organized a symposium on the subject of 'The Unity of Geography', at which four papers were presented and discussed. Given the importance of the topic, it has been decided to publish the four papers, plus the Chairman's Introduction and a summary of the Discussion, in the Transactions. Readers can there…
Geography and Inequality
An Historical Introduction to the Economic Geography of Great Britain
The Congested Districts of Western Ireland
THE population of Ireland has decreased steadily from I84I to the present day. One of the main exports of the country has been men and women, especially to the United States until I93I and to Great Britain up to the present.' In this paper the character of some of the poorest regions in the country, known since I89I as the congested districts, will be discussed, and it will be seen that the loss of population bears no general correlation with pov…
Geography and Its Components
Historical geography and the Irish historian
Two themes are discussed in this article : first, the meaning and scope of ‘ historical geography ’ with reference to various examples; and second, the possibility that Irish historians may plan enquiries into this field as part of their research-programme. The dangers involved in any effort to unite two separate yet related fields of learning are considerable; historical geography must be based on the work of those understanding each of the spec…
Farming in Irish Life
Farming in Irish Life
Ireland lacks a general land utilization survey comparable with that of Great Britain, though i-inch-to-the-mile maps are being compiled for t e whole of Northern Ireland and some fragments of Eire. This article must therefore be of a tentative nature as it is based largely on statistical materials available, on various studies dealing with particular aspects of agricultural life of country, and on field work of author, his students, and members …
Ireland
Urban Hinterlands in Ireland
Pregnancy as a Precipitant of Mental Illness in Men
Ireland
Ireland
The Employment of Geographers
The Prospect for Irish Agriculture
FOR over thirty years Ireland has been divided into two: and this has meant that divergence of political outlook has affected the agricultural life to such an extent that the effect is discernible in the landscape. In a previous paper,1 attention was drawn to the results of wartime changes: in this short? and in some ways supplementary?paper, attention is drawn to the partial continuance of wartime trends during later years. But agricultural chan…
American Cities in the Growth of the Nation
Banaras
Town-Building in History
Pre-famine Ireland, A Study in Historical Geography
Journal Article Pre-famine Ireland, A Study in Historical Geography Get access Pre-famine Ireland, a Study in Historical Geography. By T. W. Freeman. (Manchester: The University Press, 1957. Pp. viii + 352. 35s.) John Vaizey John Vaizey Oxford Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Economic Journal, Volume 68, Issue 272, 1 December 1958, Pages 820–822, https://doi.org/10.2307/2227305 Published: 01 December 19…
Structures sociales et depopulation rurale dans les campagnes picardes de 1836 A 1936
The Problems of World Population
Pre-Famine Ireland
Types of Rural Economy
Geography and Planning
A View of Ireland
Irish Folk Ways
Inishbofin--An Atlantic Island
I RELAND'S decline in population has been made possible by the availability of work elsewhere for her people. This article deals with one of the poorest and most isolated districts of the country, an island off the west coast which, for over 60 years, has received government help in various forms, as well as money from relations in America and in Britain. And the island, Inishbofin, has a reasonably contented community not untypical of many in th…
Pre-Famine Ireland. A Study in Historical Geography
Geography (136 obras) · Economic geography (64 obras) · Regional science (33 obras) · Political science (30 obras) · Archaeology (24 obras) · Historical Geography and Geographical Thought (23 obras) · History (23 obras) · History (21 obras) · French Urban and Social Studies (19 obras) · Urbanization and City Planning (18 obras)