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Multilayer Network Analysis of European Regional Flows. [PDF]
Entropy (Basel)Calò E, Facchini A.
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Journal of Geography, 2023
This study aims to investigate the potential of narrative-based geospatial technologies (NGSTs) in the teaching of regional geography to preservice geography teachers (PGTs).
Dong-min Lee
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This study aims to investigate the potential of narrative-based geospatial technologies (NGSTs) in the teaching of regional geography to preservice geography teachers (PGTs).
Dong-min Lee
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, 2022
Until quite recently it was possible to recount the history of literary geography as a subfield of human geography in a relatively straightforward manner, with geographical work with literary texts following the shifts and turns of research trends in ...
Sheila Hones
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Until quite recently it was possible to recount the history of literary geography as a subfield of human geography in a relatively straightforward manner, with geographical work with literary texts following the shifts and turns of research trends in ...
Sheila Hones
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Regions in geography and the regional geography of semiperipheral development
Tijdschrift voor Economische en Sociale Geografie, 2001The revival of interest in regions contrasts with a lack of systematic study of them. Usually regions are not studied to understand regions, but to understand how the regional influences specific processes. These studies focus on a specific topic in a particular type of region.
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Buddhist Geography and Regionalism
2018Since its birth in India about 2,500 years ago, Buddhism has spread throughout the globe. As Buddhism reached new areas, its followers developed their own regional identities and understandings of Buddhist geography. South Asia, and specifically the sites associated with the historical Buddha’s life, remained a conceptual center for many Buddhists, but
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Regional geographies and histories
2003The regional discourse in geography The region as a core concept in geography Just as there is a basic human desire to know about the past, to understand our individual and collective histories, so too there is a comparable need to know about places and to understand how and why they differ. Geography as an academic subject has developed over more
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