Joseph Uyanga
Biographic Data
| ID | 829919 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Joseph Uyanga |
| GIVEN NAMES | Joseph |
| FAMILY NAME | Uyanga |
| SIGNATURE | UYANGA J |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Calabar |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 19 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 18 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 19 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1976 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1990 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Economic development strategies: Maternal and child health
Urban planning in Nigeria: Historical and administrative perspectives and a discussion of the city of Calabar
Space and the concept of planning
The environment and environmental education in Nigeria
Rural-urban migration and sickness/health care behaviour: A study of Eastern Nigeria
The nutritional concomitants of urbanization in Eastern Nigeria
A Geography of Rural Development in Nigeria
(1982). A Geography of Rural Development in Nigeria. Economic Geography: Vol. 58, No. 1, pp. 92-93
The regional correlates of child nutrition in rural Southeastern Nigeria
The regional correlates of child nutrition in rural Southeastern Nigeria
African Mobility: A Source Paper
This is an unannotated bibliography on migration in Africa. It is divided into five parts, which are concerned with techniques, models, and theories; factors and causes of migration; migrant and migration characteristics; the economics and impacts of migration; and general migration studies
African Mobility: A Source Paper
Correlates of Population Pressure on Rural Households: A Nigerian Case Study
The illusion of "large reserves of natural resources," has led to a situation where the Nigerian government adopts a very rudimentary population policy; to her, population pressure in Nigeria is more apparent than real. This paper asserts that there is a "felt" population pressure at the rural household level; the effect of which is explicitly associated with family size and having too many mouths to feed. The main hypothesis investigated is that…
Rural-urban differences in child care and breastfeeding behaviour in southeastern Nigeria
The characteristics of patients of spiritual healing homes and traditional, doctors in Southeastern Nigeria
The characteristics of patients of spiritual healing homes and traditional doctors in Southeastern Nigeria
Landuse in the dimensions of rural unemployment and productivity in Nigeria
Land use, productivity and population change in South Australia 1961–71
The process of rural population changes is investigated within objectively delimited land‐use regions on the assumption that such changes are responses to resource combination and relative productivities. A high level of correlation is obtained from the Cobb‐Douglas production function used in testing the assumption. Differential resource productivities is observed for different land uses with labour consistently contributing the lowest in all ca…
Regional and structural components of South Australian population change
The regional development pattern of South Australia 1961‐71
Rural-urban migration and sickness/health care behaviour: A study of Eastern Nigeria
Economic development strategies: Maternal and child health
Urban planning in Nigeria: Historical and administrative perspectives and a discussion of the city of Calabar
Land use, productivity and population change in South Australia 1961–71
The process of rural population changes is investigated within objectively delimited land‐use regions on the assumption that such changes are responses to resource combination and relative productivities. A high level of correlation is obtained from the Cobb‐Douglas production function used in testing the assumption. Differential resource productivities is observed for different land uses with labour consistently contributing the lowest in all ca…
African Mobility: A Source Paper
Correlates of Population Pressure on Rural Households: A Nigerian Case Study
The illusion of "large reserves of natural resources," has led to a situation where the Nigerian government adopts a very rudimentary population policy; to her, population pressure in Nigeria is more apparent than real. This paper asserts that there is a "felt" population pressure at the rural household level; the effect of which is explicitly associated with family size and having too many mouths to feed. The main hypothesis investigated is that…
Rural-urban differences in child care and breastfeeding behaviour in southeastern Nigeria
The regional development pattern of South Australia 1961‐71
Regional and structural components of South Australian population change
Land use, productivity and population change in South Australia 1961–71
The process of rural population changes is investigated within objectively delimited land‐use regions on the assumption that such changes are responses to resource combination and relative productivities. A high level of correlation is obtained from the Cobb‐Douglas production function used in testing the assumption. Differential resource productivities is observed for different land uses with labour consistently contributing the lowest in all ca…
The characteristics of patients of spiritual healing homes and traditional, doctors in Southeastern Nigeria
The characteristics of patients of spiritual healing homes and traditional doctors in Southeastern Nigeria
Landuse in the dimensions of rural unemployment and productivity in Nigeria
Rural-urban differences in child care and breastfeeding behaviour in southeastern Nigeria
The regional correlates of child nutrition in rural Southeastern Nigeria
The regional correlates of child nutrition in rural Southeastern Nigeria
African Mobility: A Source Paper
This is an unannotated bibliography on migration in Africa. It is divided into five parts, which are concerned with techniques, models, and theories; factors and causes of migration; migrant and migration characteristics; the economics and impacts of migration; and general migration studies
African Mobility: A Source Paper
Correlates of Population Pressure on Rural Households: A Nigerian Case Study
The illusion of "large reserves of natural resources," has led to a situation where the Nigerian government adopts a very rudimentary population policy; to her, population pressure in Nigeria is more apparent than real. This paper asserts that there is a "felt" population pressure at the rural household level; the effect of which is explicitly associated with family size and having too many mouths to feed. The main hypothesis investigated is that…
The nutritional concomitants of urbanization in Eastern Nigeria
A Geography of Rural Development in Nigeria
(1982). A Geography of Rural Development in Nigeria. Economic Geography: Vol. 58, No. 1, pp. 92-93
Rural-urban migration and sickness/health care behaviour: A study of Eastern Nigeria
The environment and environmental education in Nigeria
Space and the concept of planning
Urban planning in Nigeria: Historical and administrative perspectives and a discussion of the city of Calabar
Economic development strategies: Maternal and child health
Economics (13 works) · Geography (13 works) · Economic growth (12 works) · Socioeconomics (9 works) · Economic geography (8 works) · Medicine (8 works) · Sociology (8 works) · Political science (7 works) · Population (7 works) · Environmental health (6 works)