Geographical periodical ; History of geography ; Slovenia ; Twentieth Century
Geografski vestnik (Geographical Bulletin) is a journal of geography and related disciplines published by the Association of the Geographical Societies of Slovenia. It has been published since 1925 and is therefore not only the oldest Slovenian
geography journal, but also one of Slovenia's oldest periodicals; it is the tenth oldest among the journals still being published today. Since 2000, two issues have appeared per year. In 2008, the journal issued its 80th anniversary volume. To date it has
Rethinking scale as a geographical category : from analysis to practice
L'A. considère la confusion conceptuelle autour de l'échelle et de la politique de l'échelle comme la conséquence d'une difficulté à établir une distinction claire entre l'échelle comme catégorie de pratique et catégorie d'analyse. Les géographes
Embodied social capital and geographic perspectives : performing the habitus
L'A. reprend le débat sur les théorisations et conceptualisations du capital social. Les géographes ont eu tendance à minimiser sa valeur analytique. L'A. construit une perspective de mise en application. Le concept est théorisé selon quatre
Pierre George (1909-2006) : un géographe témoin de son temps. Hommage des Annales de Géographie
Huit contributions à la mémoire de P. George. 1. P. George, géographe des sociétés humaines (G. Di Méo). 2. P. George, témoin de son temps : la question allemande en Tchécoslovaquie (M.-C. Maurel). 3. P. George et la géographie régionale (J.-C
. Boyer). 4. P. George et les questions de population (R. Pourtier). 5. P. George et la ville (J.-F. Troin). 6. P. George et le paysage (J.-R. Pitte). 7. P. George, un géographe à l'ère des techniques (G. Dupuy). 8. P. George, pionnier de l'environnement
Recent progress in Japanese geography. Special issue for the 31st International Geographical Congress
Ethnic community ; Geographic research ; Geographic school ; Japaneses ; Population geography ; Religion ; Research ; Rural geography ; Social geography ; Transportation geography ; Urban geography
In the study the ethnic composition of Kosovo’s population and its changes are highlighted together with the geographic background of the conflict as far as possible on the basis of the available datasources. In addition, the author also attempted
to highlight the correlations between the geographical background and the complexity of political crises in Kosovo. - (AM)
The influence of factors of the socio-geographical structure of mountain farms in Slovenia upon farm succession statuses and decisions
This paper discusses the influence of single factors of the socio-geographical structure of mountain farms in Slovenia, independent of each other, as well as in conjunction with each other upon farm succession statuses and decisions. The methodology
The aim of the article is a brief presentation of the content of the International Charter on Geographical Education. Revised 2006 Edition. The article focuses on the following questions : 1. Which functions and educational aims are put in geography
by the revised edition of the Charter and which image of the geographical branch is offered to the society in this way ? 2. Whether and how this image is different from the current dominant paradigm in the geographical discipline. - (EN)
Is the hydrologic cycle sustainable ? A historical-geographical critique of a modern concept
, it is argued, internalizes the historical and geographical circumstances in which it was formed; namely a northern temperate society in the throes of modern, state-led industrial development. These circumstances, however, no longer pertain to a majority
In their own way, Marie and Pierre Curie were peculiar geographers, who looked at the world with a kind of wide-angle lens, through which they managed to see, or at least, to know by intuition, theorize and then demonstrate certain dynamics from