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Europe General Geography:     more books (100)

Transport and Communications Innovation in Europe Europe (Atlas of the Seven Continents) by Wendy Vierow, 2004-07 An Historical Geography of Europe 450BC - AD1330 by Norman J. G. Pounds, 1977-01-28 Britain in Europe Resource book (New Routes in Geography) by Michael Haigh, 1991-09-12 The Human Geography of East Central Europe (Routledge Studies in Human Geography) by David Turnock, 2002-11-27 Western Mediterranean Europe: A Historical Geography of Italy, Spain, and Southern France Since the Neolithic by Catherine Delano-Smith, 1980-04 Uneven Development and Regionalism: State, Territory and Class in Southern Europe (Croom Helm Series in Geography and Environment) by Costis Hadjimichalis, 1990-12-31 Boundaries Of The Law: Geography, Gender And Jurisdiction In Medieval And Early Modern Europe Eastern Europe: An Economic and Political Geography by David Turnock, 1989-12 The Geography of Western Europe: A Socio-Economic Survey by Paul L. Knox, 1984-10 Western Europe: A Systematic Geography by Allan Bealt, 1977-09 Urban Regimes and Strategies: Building Europe's Central Executive District in Brussels (University of Chicago Geography Research Papers) by Alex G. Papadopoulos, 1996-11-15 The New Political Geography of Eastern Europe A New Approach to Rural Development in Europe, Germany, Greece, Scotland, and Sweden (Mellen Studies in Geography)

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61. Geography Graduate Programs In Europe
    Graduate Schools in europe. Sponsoring Institutions general Listings CatholicUniversity of Eichstatt geography/Tourism Katholische Universitat Eichstatt  
    http://www.gradschools.com/listings/Europe/geography_europe.html
    
    Extractions: The education in geography at the Ghent University is unique in several ways. In the first place it includes the option 'land surveying', which is the only training at university level in this discipline in Flanders. In the second place the organization of this new option has led to a thorough renewal of traditional geographical education.

62. General Information>
    general Information about geography. Poland is one of the larger countriesin europe (the land area 312, 638 sq. km making it the  
    http://ciesin.ci.uw.edu.pl/poland/geographyintro.html
    
    Extractions: Poland is one of the larger countries in Europe (the land area 312, 638 sq. km making it the 9th largest country in Europe and the 66th in the world). The country is situated in very hart of Europe. It has a two-level administrative division: first is divided into 49 voivodships, which are then divided into 2,459 communes. The territory of Poland is compact and resembles a circle it lies in the basin of the Vistula (the longest Polish river - 1047 km) and Oder rivers, in the European Lowland and between the Baltic Sea and the arc of the Carpathian Mountains. Farthest to the south lies Oplonek Peak. Farthest to the north is the Rozewie Cape. The major historical cities like Warsaw, Cracow, Sandomierz, Kazimierz, Plock, Torun and Gdansk were built along the Vistula river. Modern architecture coexists with historical quarters that, like the Old towns in Warsaw and Gdansk, Cracow's center, and the market places of Kazimierz and Sandomierz, remember times from eight centuries ago. With recent changes in this part of continent Poland's neighbors are: to the east and north-east - Russia, Lithuania, Belorussia and Ukraine; to the south - Czech and Slovakia, and Germany to the west.

63. Embassy Of Finland, Washington, Consulates General Of Finland, New York And Los
    general information. geography. Finland is the fifth largest country in the europeanUnion (EU) and is the most northerly state on the mainland of europe.  
    http://www.finland.org/doc/en/about/general/geography.asp
    
    Extractions: Geography Land of lakes and forests Finland is the fifth largest country in the European Union (EU) and is the most northerly state on the mainland of Europe. Approximately 130,500 square miles (338,000 sq. km), Finland is similar in size to the state of Montana. However, it is narrower and longer with 690 miles (1100 km) stretching between its southern and northern tips. Thousands of islands and small cliffs dot the southern and southwestern coast of Finland in the Baltic Sea. Åland, the most recognizable set of islands, is located between Finland and Sweden and boasts more than 6,500 isles and islands. Many important relics of the Stone, Iron and Bronze Ages have been found there. .

64. About Bulgaria
    general Information geography History Practical Information. geography Bulgariais situated in Southeastern europe in a crossroad between europe, Asia  
    http://www.infotel.bg/~kubera/general.htm
    
    Extractions: Bulgaria is situated in Southeastern Europe in a crossroad between Europe, Asia and Africa. It borders the Black Sea to the east, Turkey and Greece to the south, Serbia and the F.Y.R.O.M. to the west and Romania to the north. The country occupies a total area of 110 910 sq km. The climate is temperate continental, tending to Mediterranean in the southern region, with 4 seasons - cold damp winters and hot dry summers, mild autumns and short rainy springs. This enables you to travel all-the-year round. The relief of Bulgaria varies. The mountaineous areas predominate, occupying almost one quarter of the country's territory. The Balkan Range or Stara Planina cross the country from west to east dividing Bulgaria into 2 almost equal parts. The southern part is mostly occupied by the mountains Pirin, Rila (with Mussala, the highest peak of the Balkan Pensinsula - 2925 m) and Rhodopi which form a large massif. To the north lies the biggest Bulgarian lowlands area, the Danubean plate. Small and fertile valleys are spread between the Balkan Range and its lower sub-mountains. The most famous of the them is the Rose Valley where the rose oil is produced.

65. Library Of Congress Classification: J - Political Science
    311314, Nationalism. 319-323, Political geography. 327, Sovereignty. 328.2, Consentof the Governed. 1-97, europe (general). 101-1179, Great Britian. 1187-1371, Scotland.  
    http://geography.miningco.com/library/congress/blj.htm
    
    Extractions: zJs=10 zJs=11 zJs=12 zJs=13 zc(5,'jsc',zJs,9999999,'') About Homework Help Geography Home ... Free Geography Email Newsletter zau(256,152,145,'gob','http://z.about.com/5/ad/go.htm?gs='+gs,''); Careers in Geography Country Information Cultural Geography Find Maps ... Help zau(256,138,125,'el','http://z.about.com/0/ip/417/0.htm','');w(xb+xb); Subscribe to the About Geography newsletter. Search Geography J General Legislative and Executive Papers. JA Political Science (General). ... International Relations and Law. J General Legislative and Executive Papers. Gazettes United States Presidents' Messages and Other Executive Papers State Documents Other Regions and Countries JA Political Science (General) Periodicals Societies Congresses Dictionaries and Encyclopedias Theory, Relations to Other Subjects History Study and Teaching, Research Collective Biography of Political Scientists JC Political Theory, Theory of the State Oriental State Islamic State Ancient State Medieval State Modern State Thomas Paine Nationalism Political Geography Sovereignty Consent of the Governed Violence, Political Violence

66. About Spain
    geography. Map references Africa, europe, Standard Time Zones of the World. Legislativebranch bicameral The general Courts or National Assembly (Las Cortes  
    http://www.gae.unican.es/general/Spain.html
    
    Extractions: International disputes: Gibraltar question with UK; Spain controls five places of sovereignty (plazas de soberania) on and off the coast of Morocco - the coastal enclaves of Ceuta and Melilla, which Morocco contests, as well as the islands of Penon de Alhucemas, Penon de Velez de la Gomera, and Islas Chafarinas

67. Rocnik     2
    Z340P38 Human geography of postcommunist europe and the Czech republic. P., HAMPL,M. (1996) Transformation in East-Central europe general principles under  
    http://www.geography.cz/socgeo/syllaby/hgpce.html
    
    Extractions: Human Geography of post-communist Europe and the Czech republic Rocnik volitelny semestr zimni hodin / semestr Pocet kreditu Prof. Petr Dostal M.A., Ph.D. ... Ph.D. Pracoviste c. katedra socialni geografie a regionalniho rozvoje Course for Socrates/Erasmus students and optional for departmental MA students This course is concerned with the current post-communist part of Europe and its reintegration into the larger setting of the whole continent and in the context of globalisation processes. Since the 1989 fall of the communist regimes, the Czech Republic and the other countries of post-communist Europe are striving to come in terms with political and economic transformation and ethnonational identities. The post-communist part of the continent is involved in modernization and reintegration largely orchestrated by the European Union. Nevertheless, the importance of ethnonational, political and economic diversity at regional level is enduring. The course proceeds from a regional viewpoint and will acquaint the student with essential facts of the heritage of ethnonational identities, post-1989 state fragmentation and recent regional development in the Czech Republic and across post-communist Europe, and with issues of anticipated eastern enlargement of the EU. Week 1 Introduction: redrawing the map of post-communist Europe readings: EMERSON, M. (1998): Redrawing the Map of Europe. London, Macmillan Press, pp. viii-43.

68. Glasgow EPrints Service - Browse By Subject
    Soviet Union. Former Soviet Republics. DL Northern europe. F001 United States localhistory. F1001 Canada (general). F1201 Latin America (general). G geography.  
    http://eprints.gla.ac.uk/view/subjects/

69. NHBS Science Bookstore: Geography: General
    Titles classified under geography general Impact of National Policy on School geography19802000 Cities in Contemporary europe view Edited by A Bagnasco  
    http://www.nhbs.com/we-sell-books-worldwide/z522az.html

70. Geography, Medieval
    Colin McEvedy europe History 4761492 Historical geography Maps HistoricalAtlases History - general History Medieval europe - general .  
    http://topics.practical.org/browse/Geography,_Medieval

71. Belgium Overview
    the CIA World Fact Book geography, economy, politics networking in the europeanUnion); europe Online the offices in the Americas); general travel information  
    http://pespmc1.vub.ac.be/BELGCUL.html
    
    Extractions: Clickable Map: Belgium with major cities; thick black lines denote the language border separating the 3 regions: Brussels in the center, Flanders in the Northern half, Wallonia in the Southern half; thin lines delimit provinces Belgium is a small, highly developed and densely populated country (10 million of inhabitants) at the cross-roads of Western Europe. Belgium is one of the founding members of the European Community, and its capital, Brussels, is also the capital of the European Union . It is a federal state , with 3 relatively autonomous regions: Flanders in the north, where the language is Dutch ("Flemish"), Wallonia in the south, where the language is French, and the centrally located Brussels , which is officially bilingual. Belgium's rich history has left impressive churches, town halls, castles and works of art, dating back to the early Middle Ages, spread around the cities and country-side. Belgium has possibly the highest "quality of life" in the world, as testified by its excellent food , housing, health care, education and infrastructure, its world records for high productivity and low poverty, and the appreciation of foreigners residing in Belgium. For a personal view on what distinguishes Belgium and the Belgian character (good living, pragmatism, food and drink, open-mindedness, compromise, privacy ...), check my "

72. Section VII - Nonfiction: Geography & History (900)
    A small collection with general overview coverage of geography as a field ofstudy is developed and maintained. 940 general history of europe.  
    http://www.ccpls.org/coldev/html/ANF/vii-900.html
    
    Extractions: Section VII - Nonfiction General Comments This collection provides information concerning geography, history, and such auxiliary disciplines as travel, genealogy, biography, and insignia. Development Plan Collection emphases are history and travel, with a pronounced U.S. focus and, within the U.S., a heavy Western region emphasis. History coverage includes social condition and civilization sources. Existing collections are comprised of many older sources. While older sources of historical information are not inappropriate, care should be taken to purchase sources with new perspectives and visual appeal. 900 Geography, history, and auxiliary disciplines. A collection providing time-lines and treatments of pivotal battles and disasters is maintained. A small, solid core of general world history sources is maintained. Works emphasizing Western civilization are maintained, but Eastern civilization coverage is minimally developed. 910 Geography and travel.

73. Austrian Press & Information Service
    general Country Information communication links between the trade and cultural centersof europe. The variety of Austria s geography and climate has resulted  
    http://www.austria.org/gen_info.shtml
    
    Extractions: General Country Information THE COUNTRY AND ITS PEOPLE Austria is situated in southern Central Europe, covering a part of the eastern Alps and the Danube region and, although land-locked, it borders on the Mediterranean area. The country has a wide variety of landscape, vegetation and climate, and situated as it is at the heart of a continent, it has always been a junction for communication links between the trade and cultural centers of Europe.

74. GCU Cultural Geography Courses
    GCU 325 geography of europe. (3) A Broad and systematic overview of europe, emphasizingphysical, economic and cultural phenomena. general Studies SB, G.  
    http://www.asu.edu/aad/catalogs/spring_1999/gcu.html
    
    Extractions: An interdisciplinary introduction to the cultures, religions, political systems, geography, and history of Southeast Asia. Cross-listed as ASB 240/HIS 240/POS 240/REL 240. Credit is allowed only for ASB 240 or GCU 240 or HIS 240 or POS 240 or REL 240. General Studies: G. GCU 253 Introduction to Cultural and Historical Geography. (3) N

75. GCU Cultural Geography Courses
    GCU 325 geography of europe. (3) N Spatial distribution of relevant physical,economic, and cultural phenomena in europe. general Studies SB, G.  
    http://www.asu.edu/aad/catalogs/catalogs_archive/1996-1998_catalogs/courses/gcu-

76. General Concentration In Geography
    The general Concentration is designed for the student who wants a Physical geography,Human geography, Map Interpretation, World geography (europe and the  
    http://www.radford.edu/~geog-web/general.html
    
    Extractions: A good geographer is the epitome of a good generalist. The General Concentration is designed for the student who wants a broad but structured overview of geography. It also allows for the development of competency in a particular region, in a topical sub-discipline, or in geographic techniques. The concentration is appropriate for students simply curious about the world or those wishing the flexibility to pursue either a variety of careers or a graduate degree in geography, or, perhaps, wanting to join the Peace Corps. After completing the core courses, each student designs a coherent and focused program in studies in consultation with is/her advisor. GEOGRAPHY CORE COURSES: Physical Geography, Human Geography, Map Interpretation, World Geography (Europe and the Americas or Africa and Asia), and one 200-level regional course chosen by the student. REQUIRED GEOGRAPHY COURSES: a second 200-level regional course, 3 topical courses, and 1 geographic techniques course. OTHER REQUIRED COURSES: two additional 200-level or higher geography courses of the student's choice and three 200-level or higher courses from fields related to geography and the student's focus.

77. The Halls Of Academia
    The Ancient World Web geography Index europe Links to general Resources, Celts,Croatia, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy Rome, Etruria  
    http://www.tenet.edu/halls/geography.html
    
    Extractions: Resources ... Students The Hall of Geography Africa Antarctica Asia Australia ... Tours Around The World Africa Africa Online : Links to Computing, Business and Finance, Education, Government, Health, News, Sports, Music, Travel, and more Environment in Africa : University of Penn., College of Education: links to information about the natural resources of Africa K-12 Africa Guide : Resources on Africa for K-12 Education Maps of Africa : University of Texas at Austin, The Perry-Castañeda Library Map Collection: many maps of Africa that were produced by the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency Travel in Africa : University of Penn., College of Education: includes information about traveling to Africa as well as articles written by travelers in African countries Welcome to South Africa : A colorful clickable map with lots of sites to see: links to South African Communication Services, ANANZIThe South African Search Engine, and Cape Town Weather Watch; plug-ins for audio TOP Antarctica A Tourist Expedition to Antarctica : An exhibit of an expedition to Antarctica, including journal entries and photographs.

78. Geography - Study Programmes
    Elements of Pedology GGG 205 * The geography of europe - GGG 206 general geography- GGS 101 * Mineralogy and Petrography with Elements of Tectonics - GGS  
    http://geography.uaic.ro/default.php?t=site&pgid=8

79. BUBL LINK: 910 Geography: General Resources
    general travel resources are also available including safety 910 ResourceType guideLocation netherlands, europe World Lecture Hall geography Set of  
    http://link.bubl.ac.uk/ISC11244

80. GEOGRAPHY OF EUROPE - SPRING 1999
    College Bookstores Berentsen (ed.) Contemporary europe A Geographic and also countsas a geography elective before graduation on the general principles gained  
    http://www.wku.edu/geoweb/human/geo464.htm
    
    Extractions: Class meets TR(F): 1030-1130 - EST 338 Instructor: David J. Keeling Office EST 431, Phone x 5986 Office Hours: TR(F) 0800-0900, 1300-1400, TR 1530-1700, or by appointment. EMAIL: david.keeling@wku.edu ** In this course, we conduct a systematic topical and regional survey of the European cultural region. Combining textbook readings, journal articles, videos, slides, and discussions, students gain an appreciation of regional cultural diversity, an understanding of the dynamics of European regional integration, and the role of Europe in the emerging global economy. ** Required textbook available at the College Bookstores: Berentsen (ed.) Contemporary Europe: A Geographic Analysis ** Student Assessment: 2 midterm reviews (20% each), A Research Paper and Presentation (25%), A Final Review (25%), Attendance, Quizzes, and Participation (10%). ** Graduate students, in addition to the above requirements, are required to do EITHER a book review OR a detailed analysis of an assigned research article. ** This course satisfies part of the International Studies track in Geography and also counts as a Geography elective.

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