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Preston E. James, 1899–1986
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Preston E. James, 1899–1986 (1988)Preston E. James, 1899–1986Preston Everett James, 1899-1986 (1986)Preston Everett James, 1899-1…The Evolution of geographic thought in America : a Kentucky root (1983)The Evolution of geographic t…WALLACE ATWOOD'S “GREAT GEOGRAPHICAL INSTITUTE”∗ (1980)WALLACE ATWOOD'S “GREAT GEOGR…ON AAG History∗ (1979)ON AAG History∗On Geography: Selected Writings of Preston E. James (1972)On Geography: Selected Writin…ON THE ORIGIN AND PERSISTENCE OF ERROR IN GEOGRAPHY (1967)ON THE ORIGIN AND PERSISTENCE…A Geography of Man (1960)A Geography of ManToward a Further Understanding of the Regional Concept (1952)Toward a Further Understandin…Formulating Objectives of Geographic Research (1948)Formulating Objectives of Geo…On the Treatment of Surface Features in Regional Studies (1937)On the Treatment of Surface F…An outline of geography (1935)An outline of geographyThe Blackstone Valley: A Study in Chorography in Southern New England (1929)The Blackstone Valley: A Stud…GEOGRAPHY AS HUMAN ECOLOGY (1923)GEOGRAPHY AS HUMAN ECOLOGYGeographische Zeitschrift (1895)The Geographical Cycle (1899)Empirical Mathematical Rules concerning the Distribution and Equilibrium of Population (1947)ANY MILLENNIUMS TODAY, LADY?‘ THE GEOMORPHIC BANDWAGGON PARADE (1973)Whither Physical Geography? (2004)Misconceptions: Barriers to Improved Climate Literacy (2008)From Geo- to Physical Science: Meteorology and the American University, 1919–1945 (1996)The Emergence and Development of Geographic Thought in New England (1998)G. Stanley Hall, Child Study, and the Teaching of Geography (2002)The Process of Competitive Discussion (1976)Contributions to the Understanding of Geomorphic Landscapes Published in theAnnals (2004)The Geography of the Commons: The Role of Scale and Space (2003)Human geography without scale (2005)What is a region? Towards a statehood theory of regions (2013)Revealing the Vulnerability of People and Places: A Case Study of Georgetown County, South Carolina (2000)The Vulnerability of Science and the Science of Vulnerability (2003)Resilience and disaster risk reduction: an etymological journey (2013)Environmental Limitation on the Development of Culture1 (1954)The Social Origins of Environmental Determinism (1985)Lessons from experience: French geographers and the transcontinental excursion of 1912 (2004)The Legendary “Rediscovery” of George Perkins Marsh (2012)
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  • 1923GEOGRAPHY AS HUMAN ECOLOGY371 cited
  • 1952Toward a Further Understanding of the Regional Concept50 cited
  • 1967ON THE ORIGIN AND PERSISTENCE OF ERROR IN GEOGRAPHY32 cited
  • 1960A Geography of Man22 cited
  • 1983The Evolution of geographic thought in America : a Kentucky root18 cited
  • 1929The Blackstone Valley: A Study in Chorography in Southern New England13 cited
  • 1986Preston Everett James, 1899-198611 cited
  • 1980WALLACE ATWOOD'S “GREAT GEOGRAPHICAL INSTITUTE”∗10 cited
  • 1935An outline of geography10 cited
  • 1937On the Treatment of Surface Features in Regional Studies5 cited
  • 1948Formulating Objectives of Geographic Research3 cited
  • 1979ON AAG History∗3 cited
  • 1972On Geography: Selected Writings of Preston E. James3 cited

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