Alexander Melamid

Dados Biográficos

ID1136360
NOMEAlexander Melamid
PRENOMESAlexander
SOBRENOMEMelamid
ASSINATURAMELAMID A
AFILIAÇÕESNew York University
VERIFICADONão
TOTAL DE OBRAS78
TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES117
TOTAL COMO AUTOR78
TOTAL COMO EDITOR0
PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO1953
ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO1997
ÍNDICE H6

  • The United Arab Emirates

    Open AccessAlexander MelamidARTICLEGeographical Review1997Referências: 2

    visit to the southern shore of the Persian Gulf, formerly known as Trucial Oman or the Pirate Coast, during the winter of 1996-1997 permits an updating of my earlier work (Melamid 1953,1973,1989). Great Britain was an established colonial presence in the gulf in 1820, having signed a series of agreements with the sheikhs of the individual tribes that, augmented by treaties on preserving a maritime truce, earned the area the name of Trucial States…

  • The Kamaran Islands

    Open AccessAlexander MelamidARTICLEGeographical Review1996Citada por: 1

    The Kamaran Islands are a discontinuous archipelago more than 161 kilometers long that consists of many rocky islets and a few equally rocky large islands located inside the southern entrance to the Red Sea (Figure 1). The rocks are of sedimentary origin distorted by later metamorphic processes and overlain by much volcanic material. Temperatures of more than 38?C prevail year-round, and rainfall is limited to a few showers during the summer mons…

  • The Partition of Palestine

    Open AccessAlexander Melamid, Itzak GalnoorARTICLEGeographical Review1996

  • The Boundaries of Modern Iran

    Open AccessAlexander Melamid, Keith MclachlanARTICLEGeographical Review1996

  • New Pipelines in Australia

    Open AccessAlexander MelamidARTICLEGeographical Review1995

    In 1895 the government of Western Australia considered a project to bring sweet water from a reservoir to be constructed in the Darling Range near Perth. The water was to go to Kalgoorlie, then a rapidly growing goldmining center with very limited and inferior local water supplies. Construction of a 966-kilometer-long pipeline with eight pumping stations was required. Skeptics doubted the technical and economic feasibility of the project, but it …

  • Oil and Gas in Austria

    Open AccessAlexander MelamidARTICLEGeographical Review1995

  • International Trade in Natural Gas

    Open AccessAlexander MelamidARTICLEGeographical Review1994

    World reserves of natural gas and oil, converted into energy terms, are about equal. Natural gas supplies approximately one-fifth of the world's energy consumption; oil two-fifths; the remainder comes from various other sources, such as nuclear power, coal, and hydroelectric power. The imbalance between natural gas and oil results from the incongruent geography of reserves and consumption. Economic factors include the economics of transportation,…

  • Vienna

    Open AccessAlexander Melamid, Elisabeth LichtenbergerARTICLEGeographical Review1994

  • Colchis Today

    Open AccessAlexander MelamidARTICLEGeographical Review1993

  • Bevolkerungsgeographie

    Open AccessAlexander Melamid, Jürgen Bähr et al.ARTICLEGeographical Review1993

  • The Center of the Universe

    Open AccessAlexander Melamid, Graham E FullerARTICLEGeographical Review1992Citada por: 10

    Examines Iran and the nature of its relations with neighbouring states. The author argues that certain characteristics of Iranian society have persistently affected Iran's view of the surrounding world. The book analyzes the impact of historical events, regional demography and past conflicts

  • The Jebel al-Akhdar (Oman)

    Open AccessAlexander MelamidARTICLEGeographical Review1992Referências: 1

    talus slopes are mostly used for the same purpose, except for the terminus of these falaj, where open canals tend to emerge. Dates, vegetables, grains, and fodder crops are the produce of agriculture at these lower elevations in this hot, arid country. The higher parts of the Jebel al-Akhdar, usually above 1,800 meters elevation, have significantly lower temperatures; on the plateaus, lows of -10? C have been observed in winter, and summer temper…

  • Geography of Strategic Petroleum Reserves

    Open AccessAlexander MelamidARTICLEGeographical Review1992

    In 1975 the United States established a strategic petroleum reserve to diminish vulnerability from interruption of supplies by force majeure or by political developments that could adversely affect the American economy and security. The decision was prompted in the aftermath of the worst post-World War II depression, from 1973 to 1975, in response to restrictions on crudeoil exports by OPEC and to an embargo by Arab states against the United Stat…

  • Cities and Caliphs

    Open AccessAlexander Melamid, Nezar Alsayyad et al.ARTICLEGeographical Review1992Citada por: 9

  • An Austrian Study of International Migration

    Open AccessAlexander MelamidARTICLEGeographical Review1992Citada por: 1

  • Stadtverfall und Stadterneuerung

    Open AccessAlexander Melamid, Elisabeth LichtenbergerARTICLEGeographical Review1991Citada por: 1

  • German Geographical Research Overseas

    Open AccessAlexander Melamid, Eugen WirthARTICLEGeographical Review1990Citada por: 2

  • Osterreich-Raum und Gesellschaft-zu Beginn des Jahrtausends

    Open AccessAlexander Melamid, Elisabeth LichtenbergerARTICLEGeographical Review1990

  • Batinah Coast of Oman

    Open AccessAlexander MelamidARTICLEGeographical Review1990Citada por: 2

  • Dubai City

    Open AccessAlexander MelamidARTICLEGeographical Review1989Citada por: 1

  • The Imamate Tradition of Oman

    Open AccessAlexander Melamid, John C WilkinsonARTICLEGeographical Review1989Citada por: 3

  • Territorial Allocation by Imperial Rivalry

    Open AccessAlexander Melamid, Joshua C BaylsonARTICLEGeographical Review1988

  • New Oil from Arabia

    Open AccessAlexander MelamidARTICLEGeographical Review1988Citada por: 1

  • Qatar

    Open AccessAlexander MelamidARTICLEGeographical Review1987Citada por: 1

  • Interior Oman

    Open AccessAlexander MelamidARTICLEGeographical Review1986