- (Ivan) Jean
Gottmann (10
October 1915, in Kharkiv,
Ukraine – 28
February 1994, in Oxford, England) was a
French Jewish geographer who was best
known for...
- area will grow to 58.1
million people by 2025.
French geographer Jean
Gottmann po****rized the term
megalopolis in his 1961
study of the region, Megalopolis:...
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heavily po****ted
urban complex". In the late 1950s and
early 1960s, Jean
Gottmann, a
professor of
political science at the
University of
Paris and member...
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Ernst Gottmann (7
August 1874 – 30 May 1932) was a
German photographer who
operated a
photography company in Heidelberg. His
photography focused on portraiture...
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meanings by Jean
Gottmann of the
University of
Paris and the
Institute for
Advanced Study at
Princeton in the late 1950s and
early 1960s.
Gottmann directed "A...
- (1993), p. 54. Edwards, Albert,
Sketches of
French North Africa (2009)
Gottmann, Jean,
Economic problems of
French North Africa (1943) Liebesny, Herbert...
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Northeastern Seaboard of the
United States by
French geographer Jean
Gottmann.
Gottmann envisaged the
development of
other megalopolises in the U.S.: from...
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place in
France until 1950,
which explains why
geographers such as Jean
Gottmann left
France to make
their careers in the
United States.
Preston E. James...
- from
north of
Boston to
south of Washington" by
French geographer Jean
Gottmann in the
annual report of the
Twentieth Century Fund on May 25, 1958. Gottman...
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Geographical Review. 89 (1): 94–121. Perović, Miloš;
Gottmann, Jean (May–August 2003). "An
interview with Jean
Gottmann on
urban geography". Ekistics. 70 (420–421):...
