C J Robertson
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 731185 |
|---|---|
| NOME | C J Robertson |
| PRENOMES | C J |
| SOBRENOME | Robertson |
| ASSINATURA | ROBERTSON C J |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 19 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 19 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1930 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1963 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
La popolazione industriale nella provincia di Como
Borgo a Mozzano
Il paesaggio
L'Europe du Nord et du Nord-Ouest. Vol. 1, Generalites physiques et humaines
A Geography of Italy
The Forest Area of the World and Its Potential Productivity
Ricerche sulle dimore rurali in Italia, Vol. 14, La Casa Rurale Nell'umbria
Geographical Planning of International Migration
Geographical planning of international migration
The International Co-ordination Committee for European Migratory Movements has recently made an inquiry into the extent to which agricultural emigrants from particular regions of Italy successfully adapt themselves to conditions in different parts of France. The intimate relation of productivity to personal adjustment of the immigrant to his new surroundings is recognized. Factors found to be important include climate, type of crop, species of dr…
Some Administrative Aspects of Regionalism
Synopsis Introductory. The advantages of a hierarchy of administrative units. Growth of occupational devolution at expense of areal devolution. “Planning” tends to restore the balance in favour of areal units. Occupational and areal units complementary. The need for an order of administrative units intermediate between the central administration and the local administration. Development of administrative regionalism in Germany, the U.S.S.R., Port…
The Italian Beet-Sugar Industry
Agricultural Regions of the North Italian Plain
World Cotton Production and Trade
The Rice Export From Burma, Siam and French Indo-China
Economic Geography of the Sugar Industry
Geographical Trends in Sugar Production
THE world trade in sugar presents the interesting feature of bringing into direct competition agricultural production of tropical and temperate zones, an identical product being obtained from two widely different plants under two very diverse sets of geographical conditions. In this production political factors have long played a particularly important part. The production of sugar has been a peculiarly widespread national ambition from the origi…
Fiji Sugar Industry
N the Fiji Islands, which lie between 160 and 19? south of the equator, forming the chief group in the South Pacific, sugar is the dominant product, its export value, on the average of the decade 1919-1928, making 68 per cent of the total value of exports. Sugar-cane is cultivated in the two main islands, Viti Levu and Vanua Levu, the output in the decade 1919-1920 and 1928-1929 being slightly over half that of domestic cane in the United States …
The Sugar Industry of Mauritius
M ff -AURITIUS, once primarily important to the British s V l Empire as a strategic outpost in the Indian Ocean, owes its present-day significance to its position as the leading source within the Empire of Great Britain's imports of raw sugar, its exports of this commodity to Great Britain and Northern Ireland in the last few years having been exceeded only by those of Cuba, the world's leading producer. In the quinquennium, 1923-1927, while Cuba…
Cane-Sugar Production in the British Empire
A Geography of Italy
The Rice Export From Burma, Siam and French Indo-China
Some Administrative Aspects of Regionalism
Synopsis Introductory. The advantages of a hierarchy of administrative units. Growth of occupational devolution at expense of areal devolution. “Planning” tends to restore the balance in favour of areal units. Occupational and areal units complementary. The need for an order of administrative units intermediate between the central administration and the local administration. Development of administrative regionalism in Germany, the U.S.S.R., Port…
Agricultural Regions of the North Italian Plain
The Sugar Industry of Mauritius
M ff -AURITIUS, once primarily important to the British s V l Empire as a strategic outpost in the Indian Ocean, owes its present-day significance to its position as the leading source within the Empire of Great Britain's imports of raw sugar, its exports of this commodity to Great Britain and Northern Ireland in the last few years having been exceeded only by those of Cuba, the world's leading producer. In the quinquennium, 1923-1927, while Cuba…
The Sugar Industry of Mauritius
M ff -AURITIUS, once primarily important to the British s V l Empire as a strategic outpost in the Indian Ocean, owes its present-day significance to its position as the leading source within the Empire of Great Britain's imports of raw sugar, its exports of this commodity to Great Britain and Northern Ireland in the last few years having been exceeded only by those of Cuba, the world's leading producer. In the quinquennium, 1923-1927, while Cuba…
Cane-Sugar Production in the British Empire
Fiji Sugar Industry
N the Fiji Islands, which lie between 160 and 19? south of the equator, forming the chief group in the South Pacific, sugar is the dominant product, its export value, on the average of the decade 1919-1928, making 68 per cent of the total value of exports. Sugar-cane is cultivated in the two main islands, Viti Levu and Vanua Levu, the output in the decade 1919-1920 and 1928-1929 being slightly over half that of domestic cane in the United States …
Geographical Trends in Sugar Production
THE world trade in sugar presents the interesting feature of bringing into direct competition agricultural production of tropical and temperate zones, an identical product being obtained from two widely different plants under two very diverse sets of geographical conditions. In this production political factors have long played a particularly important part. The production of sugar has been a peculiarly widespread national ambition from the origi…
Economic Geography of the Sugar Industry
The Rice Export From Burma, Siam and French Indo-China
The Italian Beet-Sugar Industry
Agricultural Regions of the North Italian Plain
World Cotton Production and Trade
Some Administrative Aspects of Regionalism
Synopsis Introductory. The advantages of a hierarchy of administrative units. Growth of occupational devolution at expense of areal devolution. “Planning” tends to restore the balance in favour of areal units. Occupational and areal units complementary. The need for an order of administrative units intermediate between the central administration and the local administration. Development of administrative regionalism in Germany, the U.S.S.R., Port…
Geographical Planning of International Migration
Geographical planning of international migration
The International Co-ordination Committee for European Migratory Movements has recently made an inquiry into the extent to which agricultural emigrants from particular regions of Italy successfully adapt themselves to conditions in different parts of France. The intimate relation of productivity to personal adjustment of the immigrant to his new surroundings is recognized. Factors found to be important include climate, type of crop, species of dr…
Ricerche sulle dimore rurali in Italia, Vol. 14, La Casa Rurale Nell'umbria
A Geography of Italy
The Forest Area of the World and Its Potential Productivity
L'Europe du Nord et du Nord-Ouest. Vol. 1, Generalites physiques et humaines
La popolazione industriale nella provincia di Como
Borgo a Mozzano
Il paesaggio
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