THE ORIGINS OF PROFESSIONAL GEOGRAPHERS IN THE UNITED STATES 1972–1977

Jerry Gerlach

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The two following reports offer complementary perspectives on the spatial distribution of geographers in the United States. The first of these looks at the changing sources of doctoral degrees and the second addresses the question of where degree holders are currently most successful in practicing their profession.

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1954THE PROFESSIONAL GEOGRAPHER 1977THE PRODUCTION AND EMPLOYMENT OF GEOGRAPHERS IN CANADA 1975The Supply, Demand, And Mobility Of Phd Geographers 1942–1971

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