John Wesley Coulter

• The Drama of Fiji

  Open Access•R Gerard Ward, John Wesley Coulter•ARTICLE•Geographical Review•1968

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• The Drama of Fiji

  K A Mackirdy, John Wesley Coulter•ARTICLE•Pacific Affairs•1967

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• Great Britain in Hawaii

  John Wesley Coulter•ARTICLE•Geographical Journal•1964

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  Mukerjee, R. 1938 The changing face of Bengal. Calcutta. Nambiar, O. K. 1955 Portuguese pirates and Indian seamen. Mysore. Orme, Robert 1752 Historical fragments of the Moghul Empire. Pearson, R. 1954 Eastern interlude. Calcutta. Raychaudhuri, T. 1953 Bengal under Akbar and Jahangir. Calcutta. Sakar, S. K. 1953 Calcutta Guide and Directory, 5th ed. Calcutta. Schultze, J. M. 1959 (ed.) Zum Probleme der Weltstadt. Berlin. Sen, S. K., and R. N. Seng…

• Peasants in the Pacific. A Study of Fiji Indian Rural Society

  John Wesley Coulter, Adrian C Mayer•ARTICLE•Pacific Affairs•1962

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• The Pacific Dependencies of the United States

  Open Access•Charles M Davis, John Wesley Coulter•ARTICLE•Geographical Review•1958•Citada por: 2

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• Geographie De La Nouvelle Caledonie

  John Wesley Coulter, Jean-Paul Faivre et al.•ARTICLE•Pacific Affairs•1957

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• Southwest Pacific

  John Wesley Coulter, Kenneth B Cumberland•ARTICLE•Pacific Affairs•1956

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• Diversified Agriculture of Hawaii

  John Wesley Coulter, Perry F Philipp•ARTICLE•Pacific Affairs•1955•Citada por: 1

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  The term diversified agriculture as used in Hawaii includes all agricultural industries of the Islands other than sugar and pineapple.It refers to the fact that these industries broaden or diversify Hawaii's narrow agricultural base.At present there is much interest in expanding the diversified agriculture to help stabilize the economy of the Islands.This book gives in nontechnical language some of the essential economic information about Hawaii'…

• The Fiji Islands. A Geographical Handbook

  John Wesley Coulter, R A Derrick•ARTICLE•Pacific Affairs•1952

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• Hawaii

  John Wesley Coulter, Theodore Morgan•ARTICLE•Land Economics•1949

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• Stock Farming in Eire

  John Wesley Coulter•ARTICLE•Economic Geography•1949

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• Impact of the War on South Sea Islands

  Open Access•John Wesley Coulter•ARTICLE•Geographical Review•1946

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• Geology and Ground-Water Resources of the Island of Maui, Hawaii (Including Haleakala Section, Hawaii National Park)

  Open Access•John Wesley Coulter, Harold T Stearns et al.•ARTICLE•Geographical Review•1945

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• The Papuan Achievement

  Open Access•John Wesley Coulter, Lewis Lett•ARTICLE•Geographical Review•1945•Citada por: 1

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• Australia and the Pacific

  Open Access•John Wesley Coulter•ARTICLE•Geographical Review•1945

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• The American Frontier in Hawaii

  Open Access•John Wesley Coulter, Harold Whitman Bradley•ARTICLE•Geographical Review•1944•Citada por: 5

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• Fiji

  John Wesley Coulter•ARTICLE•Geographical Journal•1943•Citada por: 3

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• Fiji

  Harold Whitman Bradley, John Wesley Coulter•ARTICLE•The Far Eastern Quarterly•1943•Citada por: 4

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• Fiji, Little India of the Pacific

  John Wesley Coulter•ARTICLE•Economic Geography•1943

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• Fiji, Little India of the Pacific

  Chandrasekhar, S Chandrasekhar et al.•ARTICLE•Pacific Affairs•1943

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• Land Utilization in the Hawaiian Islands

  John Wesley Coulter•ARTICLE•Geographical Journal•1935•Citada por: 1

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• Small Farming on Kauai

  John Wesley Coulter•ARTICLE•Economic Geography•1935

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  racial ancestry of the people who engage in it. In the Kalaheo district on the island of Kauai, small farming, in many ways representative of that in general in the islands, is carried on. The outstanding difference is that many of the Kalaheo farmers do not depend entirely on their land for a living. The Kalaheo small farming district in southern Kauai consists of three adjoining areas, namely, Kalaheo, Lawai, and Omiao. In the Kalaheo area ther…

• Pineapple Industry in Hawaii

  John Wesley Coulter•ARTICLE•Economic Geography•1934

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  ing on of that industry in the islands. It has been stated that Hawaii is the pineapple's paradise, for there it thrives best and attains that sweetness and lusciousness of flavor not present in pineapples grown in other lands. The pineapple (Ancnas cosnosus) belongs to the same family (Brorneliaceae) as the Spanish moss (Tillctndsica usneoides), common on the coast of the United States in the Gulf of Mexico. It is something between a mesophyte a…

• Land Utilization Maps of Korea

  Open Access•John Wesley Coulter, Bernice Bong Hee Kim•ARTICLE•Geographical Review•1934

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  IGHTY per cent of the population of Korea are engaged in cultivation of the soil. The accompanying maps, Figures I to 8, show in a broad way certain relationships between the distribution of the population and the use of the land. The areas of heavy crop production are also the areas of dense population. By far the larger part of the arable land is devoted to the raising of grain. Rice, most important of the cereals produced, occupies one-third o…

• The Oahu Sugar Cane Plantation, Waipahu

  John Wesley Coulter•ARTICLE•Economic Geography•1933

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  (1933). The Oahu Sugar Cane Plantation, Waipahu. Economic Geography: Vol. 9, No. 1, pp. 60-71

• The American Frontier in Hawaii

  Open Access•John Wesley Coulter, Harold Whitman Bradley•ARTICLE•Geographical Review•1944•Citada por: 5

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• Fiji

  Harold Whitman Bradley, John Wesley Coulter•ARTICLE•The Far Eastern Quarterly•1943•Citada por: 4

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• Fiji

  John Wesley Coulter•ARTICLE•Geographical Journal•1943•Citada por: 3

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• The Pacific Dependencies of the United States

  Open Access•Charles M Davis, John Wesley Coulter•ARTICLE•Geographical Review•1958•Citada por: 2

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• Diversified Agriculture of Hawaii

  John Wesley Coulter, Perry F Philipp•ARTICLE•Pacific Affairs•1955•Citada por: 1

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  The term diversified agriculture as used in Hawaii includes all agricultural industries of the Islands other than sugar and pineapple.It refers to the fact that these industries broaden or diversify Hawaii's narrow agricultural base.At present there is much interest in expanding the diversified agriculture to help stabilize the economy of the Islands.This book gives in nontechnical language some of the essential economic information about Hawaii'…

• The Papuan Achievement

  Open Access•John Wesley Coulter, Lewis Lett•ARTICLE•Geographical Review•1945•Citada por: 1

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• Land Utilization in the Hawaiian Islands

  John Wesley Coulter•ARTICLE•Geographical Journal•1935•Citada por: 1

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• Contrasts in Dairying in Two Dissimilar Areas of the United States

  Open Access•John Wesley Coulter•ARTICLE•Geographical Review•1927

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  rT HE value of the peculiar contribution of geography to the solution of such problems as those discussed in this study of environmental responses lies in its treatment of the relationships existing between the difficulties of the people and the conditions under which they earn a living. Probably most geographers will agree that one of the objectives of economic geography is that of helping man to occupy successfully the difficult places of the e…

• A Critical Situation in Two One-Crop Wheat Farming Districts in California

  John Wesley Coulter•ARTICLE•Economic Geography•1929

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  PtflnWO small districts in the Santa Lucia Mountains in _. _California (Fig. 1) are devoted primarily to growing wheat by dryfarming methods. One of these, the Lockwood district, near the middle of the San Antonio Valley, comprises about twenty square miles; the other in Hames Valley is about half this size. The population of the two districts, amounting to about 500, is dense compared with that of the thinly settled grazing lands and unoccupied …

• Studies in Australian Affairs

  John Wesley Coulter, Persia Campbell et al.•ARTICLE•Pacific Affairs•1929

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• Land Utilization in the Santa Lucia Region

  Open Access•John Wesley Coulter•ARTICLE•Geographical Review•1930

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  T HE Santa Lucia region, an area of some 3000 square miles on the coast of central California, is a marginal land. Rugged topography, isolation, and scant and variable rainfall conspire to make difficult the problem of earning a living therein. About onefourth of the area, situated chiefly in its more rugged, more isolated part, is unused. Most of the used land is devoted to cattle ranching; some border areas to dairy farming, to general farming,…

• Asia

  John Wesley Coulter, L Dudley Stamp•ARTICLE•Pacific Affairs•1930

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• San Luis Obispo, California

  John Wesley Coulter•ARTICLE•Economic Geography•1931

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  AN LUIS OBISPO, a city of about 7,000 people, is situated about midway between San Francisco and Los Angeles on the Southern Pacific Railway, some five miles south of Cuesta Pass through the main ridge of the Santa Lucia Mountains (Fig. 1). Towards the north and east is mountainous grazing country; a dairy farming district lies to the northwest; to the south is an area of general farming. The city owes a considerable portion of its activities to …

• Tsingtao Under Three Flags

  John Wesley Coulter, Wilson Leon Godshall•ARTICLE•Pacific Affairs•1931

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• Pioneer Settlement

  John Wesley Coulter, Cooperative Studies•ARTICLE•Pacific Affairs•1932

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• The Pioneer Fringe

  John Wesley Coulter, Isaiah Bowman•ARTICLE•Pacific Affairs•1932

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• Harbin

  John Wesley Coulter•ARTICLE•Pacific Affairs•1932

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  TARBIN in the Far East, although a young city of remarkable growth, has experienced vicissitudes seldom the lot of older urban centers. Its growth from an insignificant village to a populous industrial center is due to its having been made the headquarters of a new railway, and to its focal position in the northern part of a great, fertile plain only recently settled. The march of events has made it the commercial center of part of a new state. I…

• The Oahu Sugar Cane Plantation, Waipahu

  John Wesley Coulter•ARTICLE•Economic Geography•1933

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  (1933). The Oahu Sugar Cane Plantation, Waipahu. Economic Geography: Vol. 9, No. 1, pp. 60-71

• Pineapple Industry in Hawaii

  John Wesley Coulter•ARTICLE•Economic Geography•1934

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  ing on of that industry in the islands. It has been stated that Hawaii is the pineapple's paradise, for there it thrives best and attains that sweetness and lusciousness of flavor not present in pineapples grown in other lands. The pineapple (Ancnas cosnosus) belongs to the same family (Brorneliaceae) as the Spanish moss (Tillctndsica usneoides), common on the coast of the United States in the Gulf of Mexico. It is something between a mesophyte a…

• Land Utilization Maps of Korea

  Open Access•John Wesley Coulter, Bernice Bong Hee Kim•ARTICLE•Geographical Review•1934

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  IGHTY per cent of the population of Korea are engaged in cultivation of the soil. The accompanying maps, Figures I to 8, show in a broad way certain relationships between the distribution of the population and the use of the land. The areas of heavy crop production are also the areas of dense population. By far the larger part of the arable land is devoted to the raising of grain. Rice, most important of the cereals produced, occupies one-third o…

• Land Utilization in the Hawaiian Islands

  John Wesley Coulter•ARTICLE•Geographical Journal•1935•Citada por: 1

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• Small Farming on Kauai

  John Wesley Coulter•ARTICLE•Economic Geography•1935

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  racial ancestry of the people who engage in it. In the Kalaheo district on the island of Kauai, small farming, in many ways representative of that in general in the islands, is carried on. The outstanding difference is that many of the Kalaheo farmers do not depend entirely on their land for a living. The Kalaheo small farming district in southern Kauai consists of three adjoining areas, namely, Kalaheo, Lawai, and Omiao. In the Kalaheo area ther…

• Fiji

  John Wesley Coulter•ARTICLE•Geographical Journal•1943•Citada por: 3

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• Fiji

  Harold Whitman Bradley, John Wesley Coulter•ARTICLE•The Far Eastern Quarterly•1943•Citada por: 4

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• Fiji, Little India of the Pacific

  John Wesley Coulter•ARTICLE•Economic Geography•1943

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• Fiji, Little India of the Pacific

  Chandrasekhar, S Chandrasekhar et al.•ARTICLE•Pacific Affairs•1943

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• The American Frontier in Hawaii

  Open Access•John Wesley Coulter, Harold Whitman Bradley•ARTICLE•Geographical Review•1944•Citada por: 5

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• Geology and Ground-Water Resources of the Island of Maui, Hawaii (Including Haleakala Section, Hawaii National Park)

  Open Access•John Wesley Coulter, Harold T Stearns et al.•ARTICLE•Geographical Review•1945

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• The Papuan Achievement

  Open Access•John Wesley Coulter, Lewis Lett•ARTICLE•Geographical Review•1945•Citada por: 1

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• Australia and the Pacific

  Open Access•John Wesley Coulter•ARTICLE•Geographical Review•1945

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• Impact of the War on South Sea Islands

  Open Access•John Wesley Coulter•ARTICLE•Geographical Review•1946

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• Hawaii

  John Wesley Coulter, Theodore Morgan•ARTICLE•Land Economics•1949

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