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Géographie économique

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Global connections

Bruce Clark

2003

Introductory economic geography

Lester Earl Klimm

1940

Geography of the information economy

Mark E. Hepworth

1989

Development, geography, and economic theory

Paul R. Krugman

1997

The international economy

Peter B. Kenen

1985

Asia

L. Dudley Stamp

1939

Economic geography

Truman A. Hartshorn

1988

Geographies of Economics

Roger Lee, Jane Wills

1997

The geography of the world economy

Paul L. Knox

1989

Geography and trade

Paul R. Krugman

1991

The great convergence

Richard E. Baldwin

2016

Geography of the world's major regions

J. P. Cole

1996

The Geography of Agriculture in Developed Market Economies

Ian R. Bowler

1992

Environment and economic life

Howard F. Gregor

1963

The bases of economic geography

Ronald R. Boyce

1974

Preparing for the twenty-first century

Paul M. Kennedy, Gerd. Hörmann

1993

A geography of the Canadian economy

Iain Wallace

2002

Economic Geography

Willia Anderson

2009

Telecommunications and geography

Aharon Kellerman

1993

Computer mapping in natural resources and the environment

Harvard University. Laboratory for Computer Graphics and Spatial Analysis

1979

The State of the World Atlas

Michael Kidron, Ronald Segal, Dan Smith

1981

Elementary economic geography

Charles Redway Dryer

1916

Rethinking development geographies

Marcus Power

2003

Geographies of development

Robert B. Potter

2004

Locational analysis in human geography

Peter Haggett

1965

Geographies of development

Robert Potter, Robert B. Potter, Jennifer Elliott et al.

1999

The economic geography reader

J. R. Bryson

1999

Economic Geography

Roger Hayter, Jerry Patchell

2016

World geography

Norman John Greville Pounds

1974

Regions and the world economy

Allen John Scott

1998

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