Pozycja polskich czasopism i serii geograficznych w świetle baz GoogleScholar
La position des périodiques et séries géographiques telles qu'elles sont répertoriées dans les bases de données GoogleScholar
Base de données ; Communication ; GoogleScholar ; Revue géographique polonaise ; Système d'information
The article offers an analysis of citations of Polish geographical journals and series published in the 1918-2008 period, as developed using the GoogleScholar scientific information service. A search was first made for general-geographical journals
Scopus pour les articles et GoogleScholar pour les ouvrages. Les résultats indiquent que les caractéristiques, la publication et les citations sont hétérogènes selon les départements étudiés. Ils expliquent que ces résultats sont liés à l’ancienneté
of Science, Scopus, SciELO, and GoogleScholar databases and in recent theses and dissertations to obtain the following information : latitude, longitude, city, states, length of record (years), altitude, precipitation, R factor, equations calculated
The nonreplacement of senior scholars in the Soviet-East European specialty in geography
The impending retirement of a number of senior North American scholars in the Soviet/East European specialty group in geography has not been matched by an equivalent entry of younger scholars into this group. More significantly, the younger scholars
Répertoire international des chercheurs et recherches en géographie du commerce = International guide to scholars and research in commercial geography.
This paper examines, in the light of Salin's suggestions, what other scholars have recently discovered about territorial patterns of segregation and polarization within the nation's metropolitan areas.
Two colleagues and former students look back at the contribution of Franklin's research. Franklin was an eclectic scholar for whom traditional boundaries, disciplinary and geographical meant little and this has challenged any categorisation.
Author provides and overview about the development of historical geography in the interwar period in Hungary. Beside the most outstanding scholars of the era topics of historical geography resaerch of that period are highlighted. - (JS)
The argument of this paper proceeds as follows. First, I consider the disciplinary, transgressions' of scholars and scholarship as to specify the tendency towards both fragmentation and creative exchange facilitated by the field's evolution. Second
, I suggest that the preoccupation of many scholars with politicising the natural has rightly privileged the political in the uneven emergence of a global socionature, but in doing so, has raised troubling questions about the proper place of ecology
De Margerie was an independent scholar who developed a remarkable talent as a translator and analyst of published works in English and German, thereby bringing the ideas of such scholars as Eduard Suess and the geologists of the American Far West
and ancient topography of Central Asia secure him place among the scholars of 20th century geography. He left Hungary to study and later to work overseas, but he never forgot about his native land and maintained contact with his eminent scholars. The article
by humanities scholars and writers. The volume contains over 25 contributions from scholars both within and beyond the field of geography. It is arranged in four sections representing the depth and complexity of human meaning invested in maps, attached
scholars on : Bagan (Pagan) ; Mrauk-U (ancient capital of the Kingdom of Arakan) ; the Rajakumar Inscription ; Shewedagon Pagoda ; the Mingun Bell and the Mahamuni (Buddha image of Mandalay). Four papers presented by Thai scholars : the alphabets of King
The A. wants to explore more closely Lefebvre's injunction for a careful examination of the relationship between space, language and politics. He wants to examine the metaphors used by scholars theorizing urban space and everyday urban life
An introduction to the four papers on gender and the city. Guest editor concedes that the theme is not original, but maintains that she wanted to offer a forum where gender scholars could refine methodologies and add to the empirical record
society is stimulated not only by private but also by governmental initiatives. Studies by geographers lag far behind the modes of research pursued by scholars in the other fields. - (SGA)