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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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Geography, Transportation and Regional Development
Economic Geography, 1970Since World War II no single problem has commanded the attention of social scientists more than that of economic development. Efforts to understand the process of modernisation and to find effective techniques for accelerating economic growth have generated an enormous literature in economics, political science, sociology and planning.
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Regional Journals in Geography: A Vision for the 21st Century*
Scottish Geographical Journal, 2008This paper (originally published in The North West Geographer, 1997, 1(1), 2-17)) contributes to the debate on journals in geography and the production of geographical knowledge by considering a hitherto neglected issue - the role of regional journals of geography.
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The Geography of the Ithaca N.Y. Region
Annals of the Association of American Geographers, 1926(1926). THE GEOGRAPHY OF THE ITHACA N. Y. REGION. Annals of the Association of American Geographers: Vol. 16, No. 3, pp. 124-150.
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THE REGIONAL CONCEPT IN GEOGRAPHY
Nature, 1943BEFORE the autonomous development of the natural sciences occurred, geography embraced almost all investigations of terrestrial phenomena. This was largely true until the Renaissance and the important voyages of discovery greatly enlarged man's knowledge of the earth's surface.
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