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INDUSTRY-GOVERNMENT-ACADEMIC COOPERATION: POSSIBLE BENEFITS FOR GEOGRAPHY

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Geography Education and Pedagogy Historical Geography and Geographical Thought University-Industry-Government Innovation Models

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Some current developments outside of academe and their relationship to geography are presented; comments are based on experience from a three year National Science Foundation Faculty Fellowship. Suggestions for improving our educational efforts are discussed, including new roles for the AAG, changes in teaching methods, establishment of advisory boards, and closer ties with industry and government.

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1996Chronicle of Higher Education 1979AVOIDING THE DEMISE OF GEOGRAPHY IN THE UNITED STATES 1982Differing Values in Academia and Industry 1974Geography and Public Policy: A Canadian View 1980APPLIED GEOGRAPHIC RESEARCH FOR STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT: PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS

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