Daniel F Doeppers
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 729892 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Daniel F Doeppers |
| PRENOMES | Daniel F |
| SOBRENOME | Doeppers |
| ASSINATURA | DOEPPERS D F |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Wisconsin–Madison |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 21 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 121 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 21 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1967 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2016 |
| ÍNDICE H | 6 |
Feeding Manila in Peace and War, 1850–1945
The first book to explore the critical problem of provisioning the megacity Over the past decade policymakers and scholars have come to realize that getting food, water, and services to the millions who live in the world's few dozen megacities is one of the twenty-first century's most formidable challenges. As these populations continue to grow, apocalyptic scenarios-sprawling slums plagued by hunger, disease, and social disarray-become increasin…
Population and History
A comprehensive demographic history of the Philippines and a study of social and economic change across the archipelago. Distributed for the Center for Southeast Asian Studies, University of Wisconsin Madison
The Philippines in the Great Depression
The Philippines in the Great Depression
Population and History
Irrigation in the heartland of Burma
Metropolitan Manila in the Great Depression
Despite its Importance, "the exact course and depth of the recession in the [Philippine] Islands have never been seriously studied" (Richardson 1984:208). Indeed, studies that attempt to calculate the impact of global trade cycles, including that of the Great Depression, on the employment economies of the primate cities of Southeast Asia form a special lacuna within the generally underdeveloped literature on the economic history of Southeast Asia…
Integrated agriculture—Agriculture in south China
China's traditional rural architecture
Destination, selection and turnover among Chinese migrants to Philippine cities in the nineteenth century
Manila, 1900-1941. Social Change in a Late Colonial Metropolis
Mortgage Loans and Lending Institutions in Pre-War Manila
This essay has three related purposes: first, to examine the evolution of the four types of financial institutions which played major roles in mortgage finance before 1941 ; secondly, to discover flows of mortgage capital in order to contribute to a better understanding of the linkages between the export economy and its cycles on the one hand and the magnitude of private construction in Manila on the other; and finally, to use the analytical insi…
Colonial Manila
City of pines
Changing Patterns of Aglipayan Adherence in the Philippines, 1918-1970
The evolution of the geography of religious adherence in the Philippines before 1898
The Philippine Revolution and the Geography of Schism
the archipelago but were ultimately defeated by the military forces of the United States. A major component and outgrowth of the revolutionary fervor of the era was a movement to transfer leadership in the Roman Catholic church in the Philippines from Spaniards to Filipinos. In 1902 this led to schism. The nationalist religious movement diffused rapidly but unevenly, assuming a far-flung and complex pattern of adherence. By I918 a similar distrib…
Ethnic Urbanism” and Philippine Cities∗
The common assertion that the major residential divisions in Southeast Asian cities, as a class, are along ethnic lines is not appropriate for Philippine provincial cities. The various Christian language groups amalgamate without serious difficulty, and Muslims and Chinese, though ethnically distinct, are in most cases too few (and Chinese are too intermixed) to determine the basic residential lineaments of the city
An Incident in the PRRI/Permesta Rebellion of 1958
In February 1958 certain elements of the Indonesian Army partici pated in a revolt against the government of President Sukarno.This action was centered in the outer islands of Sumatra and Sulawesi (Celebes), and although the major cities had fallen to the government by June 1958, the rebellion sputtered on until 1961.The revolt failed in the face of unexpectedly resolute action by the Indonesian government.At that time there were charges that the…
The Development of Philippine Cities Before 1900
Cities and towns first developed in the Philippines as a product of Spanish rule and Roman Catholic mission activity. In this context a new three tiered hierarchy of settlements was established above the preexisting village level. Elements of social and spatial segregation derived from Mexico were imposed in these settlements. Due to a lack of economic base, the towns set up to serve as regional centers soon declined. Substantial provincial urban…
The Globeville Neighborhood in Denver
G LOBEVILLE is an old ethnic community distinctive in modern Denver for just that reason. Among the residents of other sections of the city it is known as a German-Polish working-class residential neighborhood of several thousand persons in the packing-house district. Globeville is now in the second generation beyond the immigrant experience, and distinct departures from the past are taking place. As the old-line families move to the suburbs or p…
Colonial Manila
Manila, 1900-1941. Social Change in a Late Colonial Metropolis
The Development of Philippine Cities Before 1900
Cities and towns first developed in the Philippines as a product of Spanish rule and Roman Catholic mission activity. In this context a new three tiered hierarchy of settlements was established above the preexisting village level. Elements of social and spatial segregation derived from Mexico were imposed in these settlements. Due to a lack of economic base, the towns set up to serve as regional centers soon declined. Substantial provincial urban…
Destination, selection and turnover among Chinese migrants to Philippine cities in the nineteenth century
Population and History
A comprehensive demographic history of the Philippines and a study of social and economic change across the archipelago. Distributed for the Center for Southeast Asian Studies, University of Wisconsin Madison
Metropolitan Manila in the Great Depression
Despite its Importance, "the exact course and depth of the recession in the [Philippine] Islands have never been seriously studied" (Richardson 1984:208). Indeed, studies that attempt to calculate the impact of global trade cycles, including that of the Great Depression, on the employment economies of the primate cities of Southeast Asia form a special lacuna within the generally underdeveloped literature on the economic history of Southeast Asia…
Population and History
The Philippine Revolution and the Geography of Schism
the archipelago but were ultimately defeated by the military forces of the United States. A major component and outgrowth of the revolutionary fervor of the era was a movement to transfer leadership in the Roman Catholic church in the Philippines from Spaniards to Filipinos. In 1902 this led to schism. The nationalist religious movement diffused rapidly but unevenly, assuming a far-flung and complex pattern of adherence. By I918 a similar distrib…
The Globeville Neighborhood in Denver
G LOBEVILLE is an old ethnic community distinctive in modern Denver for just that reason. Among the residents of other sections of the city it is known as a German-Polish working-class residential neighborhood of several thousand persons in the packing-house district. Globeville is now in the second generation beyond the immigrant experience, and distinct departures from the past are taking place. As the old-line families move to the suburbs or p…
An Incident in the PRRI/Permesta Rebellion of 1958
In February 1958 certain elements of the Indonesian Army partici pated in a revolt against the government of President Sukarno.This action was centered in the outer islands of Sumatra and Sulawesi (Celebes), and although the major cities had fallen to the government by June 1958, the rebellion sputtered on until 1961.The revolt failed in the face of unexpectedly resolute action by the Indonesian government.At that time there were charges that the…
Mortgage Loans and Lending Institutions in Pre-War Manila
This essay has three related purposes: first, to examine the evolution of the four types of financial institutions which played major roles in mortgage finance before 1941 ; secondly, to discover flows of mortgage capital in order to contribute to a better understanding of the linkages between the export economy and its cycles on the one hand and the magnitude of private construction in Manila on the other; and finally, to use the analytical insi…
City of pines
Changing Patterns of Aglipayan Adherence in the Philippines, 1918-1970
Ethnic Urbanism” and Philippine Cities∗
The common assertion that the major residential divisions in Southeast Asian cities, as a class, are along ethnic lines is not appropriate for Philippine provincial cities. The various Christian language groups amalgamate without serious difficulty, and Muslims and Chinese, though ethnically distinct, are in most cases too few (and Chinese are too intermixed) to determine the basic residential lineaments of the city
The Globeville Neighborhood in Denver
G LOBEVILLE is an old ethnic community distinctive in modern Denver for just that reason. Among the residents of other sections of the city it is known as a German-Polish working-class residential neighborhood of several thousand persons in the packing-house district. Globeville is now in the second generation beyond the immigrant experience, and distinct departures from the past are taking place. As the old-line families move to the suburbs or p…
An Incident in the PRRI/Permesta Rebellion of 1958
In February 1958 certain elements of the Indonesian Army partici pated in a revolt against the government of President Sukarno.This action was centered in the outer islands of Sumatra and Sulawesi (Celebes), and although the major cities had fallen to the government by June 1958, the rebellion sputtered on until 1961.The revolt failed in the face of unexpectedly resolute action by the Indonesian government.At that time there were charges that the…
The Development of Philippine Cities Before 1900
Cities and towns first developed in the Philippines as a product of Spanish rule and Roman Catholic mission activity. In this context a new three tiered hierarchy of settlements was established above the preexisting village level. Elements of social and spatial segregation derived from Mexico were imposed in these settlements. Due to a lack of economic base, the towns set up to serve as regional centers soon declined. Substantial provincial urban…
Ethnic Urbanism” and Philippine Cities∗
The common assertion that the major residential divisions in Southeast Asian cities, as a class, are along ethnic lines is not appropriate for Philippine provincial cities. The various Christian language groups amalgamate without serious difficulty, and Muslims and Chinese, though ethnically distinct, are in most cases too few (and Chinese are too intermixed) to determine the basic residential lineaments of the city
The evolution of the geography of religious adherence in the Philippines before 1898
The Philippine Revolution and the Geography of Schism
the archipelago but were ultimately defeated by the military forces of the United States. A major component and outgrowth of the revolutionary fervor of the era was a movement to transfer leadership in the Roman Catholic church in the Philippines from Spaniards to Filipinos. In 1902 this led to schism. The nationalist religious movement diffused rapidly but unevenly, assuming a far-flung and complex pattern of adherence. By I918 a similar distrib…
Changing Patterns of Aglipayan Adherence in the Philippines, 1918-1970
City of pines
Colonial Manila
Mortgage Loans and Lending Institutions in Pre-War Manila
This essay has three related purposes: first, to examine the evolution of the four types of financial institutions which played major roles in mortgage finance before 1941 ; secondly, to discover flows of mortgage capital in order to contribute to a better understanding of the linkages between the export economy and its cycles on the one hand and the magnitude of private construction in Manila on the other; and finally, to use the analytical insi…
Destination, selection and turnover among Chinese migrants to Philippine cities in the nineteenth century
Manila, 1900-1941. Social Change in a Late Colonial Metropolis
Integrated agriculture—Agriculture in south China
China's traditional rural architecture
Metropolitan Manila in the Great Depression
Despite its Importance, "the exact course and depth of the recession in the [Philippine] Islands have never been seriously studied" (Richardson 1984:208). Indeed, studies that attempt to calculate the impact of global trade cycles, including that of the Great Depression, on the employment economies of the primate cities of Southeast Asia form a special lacuna within the generally underdeveloped literature on the economic history of Southeast Asia…
Irrigation in the heartland of Burma
The Philippines in the Great Depression
Population and History
The Philippines in the Great Depression
Population and History
A comprehensive demographic history of the Philippines and a study of social and economic change across the archipelago. Distributed for the Center for Southeast Asian Studies, University of Wisconsin Madison
Feeding Manila in Peace and War, 1850–1945
The first book to explore the critical problem of provisioning the megacity Over the past decade policymakers and scholars have come to realize that getting food, water, and services to the millions who live in the world's few dozen megacities is one of the twenty-first century's most formidable challenges. As these populations continue to grow, apocalyptic scenarios-sprawling slums plagued by hunger, disease, and social disarray-become increasin…
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