Beyond the Exponentials; The Role of Geography in the Great Transition

(1970). Beyond the Exponentials; the Role of Geography in the Great Transition. Economic Geography: Vol. 46, No. 3, pp. 498-535

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• Geography and values in higher education

  John Huckle•Journal of Geography in Higher…•1978

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• The ‘Detroit Geographical Expedition and Institute’ Experience

  Open Access•Ronald J Horvath•Antipode•1971

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• Establishment Geography

  Open Access•Michael E Eliot Hurst, Michael E Hurst•Antipode•1973

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• Geography and values in higher education

  John Huckle•Journal of Geography in Higher…•1977

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• Paradigms and Revolutions or Evolution

  Open Access•Ron Johnston, R J Johnston•Progress in Human Geography•1978

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• Selfward Bound? Personal Preference Patterns and the Changing Map of American Society

  Wilbur Zelinsky•Economic Geography•1974

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• The Geography of Prophylaxis

  Open Access•G A Fuller•Antipode•1971

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• Advocacy Geography

  Open Access•Russ Roach, Bill Rosas•Antipode•1972

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• Geography, Humanism, and Global Concern 1

  Anne Buttimer•Annals of the Association of…•1990

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• Western Geography and the Third World

  Open Access•Terence Gary McGee•American Behavioral Scientist•1978

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• Population Policy: Will Current Programs Succeed?

  Open Access•Kingsley Davis•Science•1967

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• The Historical Roots of Our Ecologic Crisis

  Open Access•Lynn White•Science•1967

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• Mental Health in the Metropolis

  Saad Z Nagi, Leo Srole et al.•Journal of Health and Human…•1965

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• Migration as an Adjustment to Environmental Stress

  Open Access•Julian Wolpert•Journal of Social Issues•1966

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• The Destruction of California

  John Walton Caughey, Raymond F Dasmann•Journal of American History•1966

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• The Most Probable World

  Maren Lockwood Carden, Stuart Chase•American Sociological Review•1970

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• Technological Man

  W David Lewis, Victor C Ferki et al.•Technology and Culture•1971

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• Too Many Americans

  Charles F Westoff, Lincoln H Day et al.•American Sociological Review•1964

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• The Conquest of Nature

  Irene Tavi, Irene Taviss et al.•Technology and Culture•1969

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• The Future of the Future

  Open Access•Ronald Abler, John Mchale•Geographical Review•1970

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• The Hidden Dimension

  Edward T Hall•Leonardo•1973

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