Ben De Pater
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 1448327 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Ben De Pater |
| PRENOMES | Ben |
| SOBRENOME | De Pater |
| ASSINATURA | DE PATER B |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Utrecht University |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 12 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 14 |
| OBRAS COMO AUTOR | 12 |
| OBRAS COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1984 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2014 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Discovering the Dutch
How G erman Geopolitics Passed Through the N etherlands, 1920–1945
German geopolitics emerged from the early 1920s. It was noticed in the N etherlands but not broadly embraced. In public discourse the term ‘geopolitics’ was hardly ever used between the F irst and S econd W orld W ars but it became a bit more common with the looming threat of a second war and during the G erman occupation. Meanwhile D utch geographers took note of the efforts of H aushofer and his circle. Around 1930, their initial reaction to th…
Conflicting images of the Zuider Zee around 1900
From a Magazine for ‘Practical Gentlemen’ to an Academic Journal
Dr. H. Blink (1852–1931) founded the Nederlandsche Vereeniging voor Economische Geographie in December 1909. The primary objective of this Dutch Association for Economic Geography was to publish a monthly magazine. Bearing the name Tijdschrift voor Economische Geographie , this periodical was the first in the world to be devoted exclusively to the field. It was launched in January 1910 with an issue filled almost entirely by Blink himself. The ma…
Regional Culture and Economic Development. Explorations in European Ethnology , Ullrich Kockel
Eclectic and pragmatic
Introduction
The international position of Dutch human geography
The Quest for Disorder on the Dogma of a Contingent, Chaotic World
Dutch human geography
I In defence of the field The days of human geography were numbered, as far as Dutch sociologists were concerned. Around 1960, they disputed the birthright of the field. Jolles, a leading sociologist at the time, pointed out what he called the ’degeographizing’ of society: the decreasing significance of the relations between the physical environment and the human group. According to Jolles, the modernization of society leads to ’an increasing num…
The Assumptions of Network Analysis Re‐examined
Graph Theory and Conceptual Networks in Human Geography
Conflicting images of the Zuider Zee around 1900
Eclectic and pragmatic
Graph Theory and Conceptual Networks in Human Geography
From a Magazine for ‘Practical Gentlemen’ to an Academic Journal
Dr. H. Blink (1852–1931) founded the Nederlandsche Vereeniging voor Economische Geographie in December 1909. The primary objective of this Dutch Association for Economic Geography was to publish a monthly magazine. Bearing the name Tijdschrift voor Economische Geographie , this periodical was the first in the world to be devoted exclusively to the field. It was launched in January 1910 with an issue filled almost entirely by Blink himself. The ma…
Dutch human geography
I In defence of the field The days of human geography were numbered, as far as Dutch sociologists were concerned. Around 1960, they disputed the birthright of the field. Jolles, a leading sociologist at the time, pointed out what he called the ’degeographizing’ of society: the decreasing significance of the relations between the physical environment and the human group. According to Jolles, the modernization of society leads to ’an increasing num…
How G erman Geopolitics Passed Through the N etherlands, 1920–1945
German geopolitics emerged from the early 1920s. It was noticed in the N etherlands but not broadly embraced. In public discourse the term ‘geopolitics’ was hardly ever used between the F irst and S econd W orld W ars but it became a bit more common with the looming threat of a second war and during the G erman occupation. Meanwhile D utch geographers took note of the efforts of H aushofer and his circle. Around 1930, their initial reaction to th…
The Assumptions of Network Analysis Re‐examined
Graph Theory and Conceptual Networks in Human Geography
Dutch human geography
I In defence of the field The days of human geography were numbered, as far as Dutch sociologists were concerned. Around 1960, they disputed the birthright of the field. Jolles, a leading sociologist at the time, pointed out what he called the ’degeographizing’ of society: the decreasing significance of the relations between the physical environment and the human group. According to Jolles, the modernization of society leads to ’an increasing num…
The Quest for Disorder on the Dogma of a Contingent, Chaotic World
The international position of Dutch human geography
Introduction
Regional Culture and Economic Development. Explorations in European Ethnology , Ullrich Kockel
Eclectic and pragmatic
From a Magazine for ‘Practical Gentlemen’ to an Academic Journal
Dr. H. Blink (1852–1931) founded the Nederlandsche Vereeniging voor Economische Geographie in December 1909. The primary objective of this Dutch Association for Economic Geography was to publish a monthly magazine. Bearing the name Tijdschrift voor Economische Geographie , this periodical was the first in the world to be devoted exclusively to the field. It was launched in January 1910 with an issue filled almost entirely by Blink himself. The ma…
Conflicting images of the Zuider Zee around 1900
How G erman Geopolitics Passed Through the N etherlands, 1920–1945
German geopolitics emerged from the early 1920s. It was noticed in the N etherlands but not broadly embraced. In public discourse the term ‘geopolitics’ was hardly ever used between the F irst and S econd W orld W ars but it became a bit more common with the looming threat of a second war and during the G erman occupation. Meanwhile D utch geographers took note of the efforts of H aushofer and his circle. Around 1930, their initial reaction to th…
Discovering the Dutch
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