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The role of systems analysis in geography: education of a geographer, 1970.

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  • 1972
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  • The California Geographer 13: 27-31
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  • One of the key questions geographers have always asked is, "How do the various cultures of man relate to their environments?" In an effort to confront this question, geography and other social sciences, particularly anthropology, have put forth several explanations and conceptual schemes, which, however, have been found insufficient in many respects. But from this history of thought on the question of man-environment relationships has emerged the concept of the ecosystem.
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