F W Carter
Biographic Data
| ID | 77245 |
|---|---|
| NAME | F W Carter |
| GIVEN NAMES | F W |
| FAMILY NAME | Carter |
| SIGNATURE | CARTER F W |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of London |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 33 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 16 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1968 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Trade and Urban Development in Poland: An Economic Geography of Cracow, from Its Origins to 1795
Rural diversification in Bulgaria
Environmental Problems in Eastern Europe
Trade and Urban Development in Poland: An Economic Geography of Cracow, from Its Origins to 1795
Environmental Problems in Eastern Europe
Introduction F.W.Carter and D. Turnock 2. Albania D.R. Hall 3. Bulgaria F.W. Carter 4. Czechoslovakia, F.W. Carter 5. Hungary Dr Hinrichsen and I. Lang 6. Poland F.W. Carter 7. Romania D. Turnock 8. Former Yugoslavia B. Jancar-Webster 9. Problems of the Pollution Scenario F.W. Carter and D. Turnock Bibliography Index
Ethnicity as a cause of migration in Eastern Europe
Budapest: A Central European Capital
Traces the historical development of Budapest over a 2000 year period--from its emergence as an important European capital during the Middle Ages to its changing geopolitical role after World War II. Focuses on such key themes as the role of geographical location in various stages of urban development, environmental problems, demographic patterns and the impact of industrialization. Concludes with an examination of Budapest's long-term master pla…
International migration between East and West in Europe
The article analyses the scale and geographical complexity of migration between East and West in Europe, and explores why it has recently risen so high on the political agenda. It reviews briefly the political context that has guided migration in eastern Europe during the twentieth century, and the thinking behind the current ‘Fortress’ concept in the European Community now shaping its migration regime. The changing patterns of migration in easte…
Magyarország törteneti földrajzu
Tirana
Pollution Problems in Post-War Czechoslovakia
The aim of this paper is to question why environmental disruption occurs in a state-owned, centrally planned country like Czechoslovakia, and what attempts have been made to solve its implications. Mismanagement of the environment on a national scale serves as an introduction to a closer examination of how and where the Czechs have misused three of their major resources, namely air, water and soil/vegetation. Examples are given from specific area…
Pollution in Prague
Č-K-D employees, Prague 1871–1920: Some aspects of their geographical distribution
The Commerce of the Dubrovnik Republic, 1500-1700
An Analysis of the Medieval Serbian Oecumene: A Theoretical Approach
In analysing history do not be too profound, for often the causes are quite superficial, Journals of Ralph Waldo Emerson (10 Vols. 1910-1914), Volume IV, p. 160. Whether Emerson's assumption is correct, or not, it should not discourage attempts from being made at analysis. In the historical geography of Europe one of the problems is to determine the extent of the oecumene of a state for any given period of time. If this can be derived, it provide…
Population Migration to Greater Athens
International migration between East and West in Europe
The article analyses the scale and geographical complexity of migration between East and West in Europe, and explores why it has recently risen so high on the political agenda. It reviews briefly the political context that has guided migration in eastern Europe during the twentieth century, and the thinking behind the current ‘Fortress’ concept in the European Community now shaping its migration regime. The changing patterns of migration in easte…
Budapest: A Central European Capital
Traces the historical development of Budapest over a 2000 year period--from its emergence as an important European capital during the Middle Ages to its changing geopolitical role after World War II. Focuses on such key themes as the role of geographical location in various stages of urban development, environmental problems, demographic patterns and the impact of industrialization. Concludes with an examination of Budapest's long-term master pla…
An Analysis of the Medieval Serbian Oecumene: A Theoretical Approach
In analysing history do not be too profound, for often the causes are quite superficial, Journals of Ralph Waldo Emerson (10 Vols. 1910-1914), Volume IV, p. 160. Whether Emerson's assumption is correct, or not, it should not discourage attempts from being made at analysis. In the historical geography of Europe one of the problems is to determine the extent of the oecumene of a state for any given period of time. If this can be derived, it provide…
Č-K-D employees, Prague 1871–1920: Some aspects of their geographical distribution
Ethnicity as a cause of migration in Eastern Europe
Pollution Problems in Post-War Czechoslovakia
The aim of this paper is to question why environmental disruption occurs in a state-owned, centrally planned country like Czechoslovakia, and what attempts have been made to solve its implications. Mismanagement of the environment on a national scale serves as an introduction to a closer examination of how and where the Czechs have misused three of their major resources, namely air, water and soil/vegetation. Examples are given from specific area…
Environmental Problems in Eastern Europe
Tirana
Population Migration to Greater Athens
An Analysis of the Medieval Serbian Oecumene: A Theoretical Approach
In analysing history do not be too profound, for often the causes are quite superficial, Journals of Ralph Waldo Emerson (10 Vols. 1910-1914), Volume IV, p. 160. Whether Emerson's assumption is correct, or not, it should not discourage attempts from being made at analysis. In the historical geography of Europe one of the problems is to determine the extent of the oecumene of a state for any given period of time. If this can be derived, it provide…
The Commerce of the Dubrovnik Republic, 1500-1700
Č-K-D employees, Prague 1871–1920: Some aspects of their geographical distribution
Pollution in Prague
Pollution Problems in Post-War Czechoslovakia
The aim of this paper is to question why environmental disruption occurs in a state-owned, centrally planned country like Czechoslovakia, and what attempts have been made to solve its implications. Mismanagement of the environment on a national scale serves as an introduction to a closer examination of how and where the Czechs have misused three of their major resources, namely air, water and soil/vegetation. Examples are given from specific area…
Tirana
Magyarország törteneti földrajzu
Ethnicity as a cause of migration in Eastern Europe
Budapest: A Central European Capital
Traces the historical development of Budapest over a 2000 year period--from its emergence as an important European capital during the Middle Ages to its changing geopolitical role after World War II. Focuses on such key themes as the role of geographical location in various stages of urban development, environmental problems, demographic patterns and the impact of industrialization. Concludes with an examination of Budapest's long-term master pla…
International migration between East and West in Europe
The article analyses the scale and geographical complexity of migration between East and West in Europe, and explores why it has recently risen so high on the political agenda. It reviews briefly the political context that has guided migration in eastern Europe during the twentieth century, and the thinking behind the current ‘Fortress’ concept in the European Community now shaping its migration regime. The changing patterns of migration in easte…
Environmental Problems in Eastern Europe
Introduction F.W.Carter and D. Turnock 2. Albania D.R. Hall 3. Bulgaria F.W. Carter 4. Czechoslovakia, F.W. Carter 5. Hungary Dr Hinrichsen and I. Lang 6. Poland F.W. Carter 7. Romania D. Turnock 8. Former Yugoslavia B. Jancar-Webster 9. Problems of the Pollution Scenario F.W. Carter and D. Turnock Bibliography Index
Trade and Urban Development in Poland: An Economic Geography of Cracow, from Its Origins to 1795
Rural diversification in Bulgaria
Environmental Problems in Eastern Europe
Trade and Urban Development in Poland: An Economic Geography of Cracow, from Its Origins to 1795
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