Leonard S Wilson
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3710968 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Leonard S Wilson |
| PRENOMES | Leonard S |
| SOBRENOME | Wilson |
| ASSINATURA | WILSON L S |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Carleton College |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 19 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 14 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 19 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1940 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1982 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Financing Confederation
Robin Boadway, Frank Flatters, K. H. Norrie, M. B. Percy, L. S. Wilson, D. O. Sewell, D. W. Slater, John Vanderkamp, Financing Confederation: Rejoinders, Canadian Public Policy / Analyse de Politiques, Vol. 8, No. 4 (Autumn, 1982), pp. 621-632
Financing Confederation
Economic and political developments since 1973 have prompted a major re-examination of both principles and practice of equalization transfers. Significant contributions have come from individual writers, a Parliamentary Task Force (the Breau Commission), and most recently the Economic Council of Canada. Meanwhile in April of this year the federal government, after consultation with the provinces, enacted Bill C-97 setting out the equalization sch…
The Incidence of Subsidies to the Nationalized Fuel Industries 1970–1975
Paul Allman Siple, 1908–1968
Lessons from the Experience of the Map Information Section, OSS
EARLY in the war the procurement, evaluation, and distribution of maps for the research and operational branches of the Office of Strategic Services became urgent problems that no organization in Washington was prepared to solve. Because of the nature of modern warfare, nearly every military or war agency, such as the Combined Chiefs of Staff, the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and the Board of Economic Warfare, required identical map coverage. The Army …
Library Filing, Classification, and Cataloging of Maps, with Special Reference to Wartime Experience
Library Filing, Classification, and Cataloging of Maps, with Special Reference to Wartime Experience
(1948). Library Filing, Classification, and Cataloging of Maps, with Special Reference to Wartime Experience. Annals of the Association of American Geographers: Vol. 38, No. 1, pp. 6-37
A Geographical Intelligence Document
Geographic Training for the Postwar World
ALMOST a quarter of a century has elapsed since publication of Carl Sauer's Morphology of Landscape.' During this time Sauer's thesis has served as a frame of reference for geographic training. Lately as a result of war a critical evaluation of geography and professional geographic training has occupied minds of many geographers, and numerous articles have appeared in professional journals.2 Much of discussion revolves about inability of American…
Present Status of "The Great Soviet World Atlas" in the United States
A Functional Atlas of Wartime
Chile
Chile a Traves de sus Zonas Geografico-Economicas
Some Observations on Wartime Geography in England
HE normal pursuit of geographical and cartographical studies in Great Britain was almost completely disrupted by the war. True, departments of geography at most British universities continued to function, but their curriculums were altered to include a considerable amount of wartime training. Courses in field mapping and surveying, drafting, printing, and cartography either replaced or were added to the traditional ones. Preparation for defense w…
The Voyageur's Highway
Population Trends in Minnesota--1940
the past decade. During most of this period the primary production of the country has been curtailed. The effect of this circumstance upon the distribution of people and upon the establishment of new trends in population growth is of more than academic interest. Just as the history of settlement explains the present-day distribution of people, so future patterns of occupance may be broadly interpreted from present movements. Trends of little mome…
Latin-American Foreign Trade
THE Habana Conference of July, I940, had for its purpose the discussion of the closely related subjects of hemisphere defense and economic accord between the conferring nations. The diagrams presented herewith illustrate one phase of the economic problem: they show the volume and value of the principal LatinAmerican exports and their destinations for 1938 (total exports for I939). The production of Latin America can be classified as either for do…
Land Use Patterns of the Inner Bluegrass
HE Inner Bluegrass of Kentucky has long been accepted as an outstanding example of a geographic region in which the cultural and natural landscapes show strong relationships. All variations in the occupance seem to be related to the differences in the underlying rocks. However, to anyone who looks beneath the thin veneer of horse-farm occupance this explanation is insufficient. In order to understand the present-day use of land a consideration of…
Some Notes on the Growth of Population in Minnesota
T HE settlement of Minnesota may be divided into three periodsthe pioneer stage, characterized by subsistence agriculture and completed in I 870; the wheat era, in which the spread of population overrode natural differences in the landscape; and the present period of generalized farming, accompanied by the rise of urban centers and a closer adjustment to the surface configuration. The series of maps, Figures 2 to 6 and 8 to I I,1 showing the grow…
Lessons from the Experience of the Map Information Section, OSS
EARLY in the war the procurement, evaluation, and distribution of maps for the research and operational branches of the Office of Strategic Services became urgent problems that no organization in Washington was prepared to solve. Because of the nature of modern warfare, nearly every military or war agency, such as the Combined Chiefs of Staff, the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and the Board of Economic Warfare, required identical map coverage. The Army …
Geographic Training for the Postwar World
ALMOST a quarter of a century has elapsed since publication of Carl Sauer's Morphology of Landscape.' During this time Sauer's thesis has served as a frame of reference for geographic training. Lately as a result of war a critical evaluation of geography and professional geographic training has occupied minds of many geographers, and numerous articles have appeared in professional journals.2 Much of discussion revolves about inability of American…
Some Observations on Wartime Geography in England
HE normal pursuit of geographical and cartographical studies in Great Britain was almost completely disrupted by the war. True, departments of geography at most British universities continued to function, but their curriculums were altered to include a considerable amount of wartime training. Courses in field mapping and surveying, drafting, printing, and cartography either replaced or were added to the traditional ones. Preparation for defense w…
The Voyageur's Highway
Financing Confederation
Robin Boadway, Frank Flatters, K. H. Norrie, M. B. Percy, L. S. Wilson, D. O. Sewell, D. W. Slater, John Vanderkamp, Financing Confederation: Rejoinders, Canadian Public Policy / Analyse de Politiques, Vol. 8, No. 4 (Autumn, 1982), pp. 621-632
Financing Confederation
Economic and political developments since 1973 have prompted a major re-examination of both principles and practice of equalization transfers. Significant contributions have come from individual writers, a Parliamentary Task Force (the Breau Commission), and most recently the Economic Council of Canada. Meanwhile in April of this year the federal government, after consultation with the provinces, enacted Bill C-97 setting out the equalization sch…
The Incidence of Subsidies to the Nationalized Fuel Industries 1970–1975
Some Notes on the Growth of Population in Minnesota
T HE settlement of Minnesota may be divided into three periodsthe pioneer stage, characterized by subsistence agriculture and completed in I 870; the wheat era, in which the spread of population overrode natural differences in the landscape; and the present period of generalized farming, accompanied by the rise of urban centers and a closer adjustment to the surface configuration. The series of maps, Figures 2 to 6 and 8 to I I,1 showing the grow…
Latin-American Foreign Trade
THE Habana Conference of July, I940, had for its purpose the discussion of the closely related subjects of hemisphere defense and economic accord between the conferring nations. The diagrams presented herewith illustrate one phase of the economic problem: they show the volume and value of the principal LatinAmerican exports and their destinations for 1938 (total exports for I939). The production of Latin America can be classified as either for do…
Land Use Patterns of the Inner Bluegrass
HE Inner Bluegrass of Kentucky has long been accepted as an outstanding example of a geographic region in which the cultural and natural landscapes show strong relationships. All variations in the occupance seem to be related to the differences in the underlying rocks. However, to anyone who looks beneath the thin veneer of horse-farm occupance this explanation is insufficient. In order to understand the present-day use of land a consideration of…
Population Trends in Minnesota--1940
the past decade. During most of this period the primary production of the country has been curtailed. The effect of this circumstance upon the distribution of people and upon the establishment of new trends in population growth is of more than academic interest. Just as the history of settlement explains the present-day distribution of people, so future patterns of occupance may be broadly interpreted from present movements. Trends of little mome…
The Voyageur's Highway
Chile
Chile a Traves de sus Zonas Geografico-Economicas
Some Observations on Wartime Geography in England
HE normal pursuit of geographical and cartographical studies in Great Britain was almost completely disrupted by the war. True, departments of geography at most British universities continued to function, but their curriculums were altered to include a considerable amount of wartime training. Courses in field mapping and surveying, drafting, printing, and cartography either replaced or were added to the traditional ones. Preparation for defense w…
Present Status of "The Great Soviet World Atlas" in the United States
A Functional Atlas of Wartime
Library Filing, Classification, and Cataloging of Maps, with Special Reference to Wartime Experience
Library Filing, Classification, and Cataloging of Maps, with Special Reference to Wartime Experience
(1948). Library Filing, Classification, and Cataloging of Maps, with Special Reference to Wartime Experience. Annals of the Association of American Geographers: Vol. 38, No. 1, pp. 6-37
A Geographical Intelligence Document
Geographic Training for the Postwar World
ALMOST a quarter of a century has elapsed since publication of Carl Sauer's Morphology of Landscape.' During this time Sauer's thesis has served as a frame of reference for geographic training. Lately as a result of war a critical evaluation of geography and professional geographic training has occupied minds of many geographers, and numerous articles have appeared in professional journals.2 Much of discussion revolves about inability of American…
Lessons from the Experience of the Map Information Section, OSS
EARLY in the war the procurement, evaluation, and distribution of maps for the research and operational branches of the Office of Strategic Services became urgent problems that no organization in Washington was prepared to solve. Because of the nature of modern warfare, nearly every military or war agency, such as the Combined Chiefs of Staff, the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and the Board of Economic Warfare, required identical map coverage. The Army …
Paul Allman Siple, 1908–1968
The Incidence of Subsidies to the Nationalized Fuel Industries 1970–1975
Financing Confederation
Robin Boadway, Frank Flatters, K. H. Norrie, M. B. Percy, L. S. Wilson, D. O. Sewell, D. W. Slater, John Vanderkamp, Financing Confederation: Rejoinders, Canadian Public Policy / Analyse de Politiques, Vol. 8, No. 4 (Autumn, 1982), pp. 621-632
Financing Confederation
Economic and political developments since 1973 have prompted a major re-examination of both principles and practice of equalization transfers. Significant contributions have come from individual writers, a Parliamentary Task Force (the Breau Commission), and most recently the Economic Council of Canada. Meanwhile in April of this year the federal government, after consultation with the provinces, enacted Bill C-97 setting out the equalization sch…
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