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285:, published posthumously in 1944 and 1948, surveyed the rural life and economy, road, railway and canal routes and their traffic, coastal and inland towns, industry and Paris. There are in-depth surveys of agriculture, towns and industry for each region. Throughout the work there is a historical flavour with references to evolution of land use, development of routes, evolution of industry, changes to urban area.
161:(1914–18) Demangeon served in the geographical corps of the army and drafted memos for the army staff. Towards the end of the war he was a member of the committee studying preparation for peace. The "section géographique française" helped define the policies that France would follow after the war on territorial arrangements.
277:. It argued that Europe was deeply in debt and exhausted by the war, with reduced agricultural and industrial output, and low birth rates. The US and Japan had expanded their industries, replaced Europe's exports with their own, and were owed huge sums in exchange for the supplies they had shipped to Europe during the war.
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Demangeon was interested in the interactions of man and nature, and also in history, although he felt that geography must remain a distinct subject. He wrote in 1906, "To explain the geographical phenomena of which man has been the witness or contriver, it is necessary to study their evolution in the
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Demangeon used a precise vocabulary and linked observed facts in order to formulate new questions. He made use of questionnaires to investigate patterns as early as 1909. In the 1930s he used questionnaires in large surveys for a 1939 study of foreigners in French agriculture. The surveys, sponsored
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Demangeon wrote several studies of cities, but was more interested in the country, and also in economics. Throughout his career
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Picardy had a strong historical element, reflecting Vidal de la Blache's emphasis on the role of man in changing the face of the earth. Also in 1905 he produced a valuable guide to the National Archives for the use of geographers. He cooperated with historians, and
188:, who recorded that he gave "brilliant lectures", and used large and colorful maps to illustrate his themes of commerce and trade between geographical regions, and the resulting economic rivalries. Demangeon acted as an arbitrator in social conflicts at the time of the
219:. At the Sorbonne he turned from physical to human geography. He avoided theoretical work, and did not write a book about the general subject of human geography, although his writings on the subject were published after his death in
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Demangeon was a prolific author. His pre-war work focused on physical regional geography, but later he also wrote on larger topics including several volumes of the
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It must consider not only the present day. The idea of age and of evolution is indispensable. Without it, the reason for what exists often escapes us.
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199:(1902–76), who also became a distinguished economic geographer. Albert Demangeon died on 25 July 1940 in Paris, France.
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past with the aid of documents." Later he defined three principles for the study of human geography:
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GĂ©ographie Ă©conomique et humaine de la France. Tome second...
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André Cholley; Albert
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André Cholley; Albert Demangeon; Charles Robequain (1936),
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André Cholley; Albert Demangeon; Charles Robequain (1935),
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André Cholley; Albert Demangeon; Charles Robequain (1935),
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Les sciences sociales en France: enseignement et recherche
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Worldly Philosopher: The Odyssey of Albert O. Hirschman
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Geopolitics and Globalization in the Twentieth Century
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Raymond Aron; Albert Demangeon; Jean Meuvret (1937),
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Demangeon's daughter Suzanne married the geographer
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394:Les maisons des hommes de la hutte au gratte-ciel
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511:L'Afrique du Nord genres de vie et peuplement
448:Bulletin de la Société normande de géographie
182:École des hautes études commerciales de Paris
118:Albert Demangeon was born on 13 June 1872 in
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610:Les pays de l'Ouest: paysages et vie rurale
385:Le Rhin. Problèmes d'histoire et d'économie
673:Géographie générale, Amérique, Australasie
495:, Orléans, Paris: H. Tessier, Armand Colin
466:Esquisse géographique de la région du Nord
324:Dictionnaire-manuel illustré de géographie
259:The Rhine, Problems of History and Economy
250:The Rhine, Problems of History and Economy
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486:, Florence: Bureau du secrétariat Général
275:America and the Race for World Domination
1255:Geographers - Biobibliographical Studies
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383:Albert Demangeon; Lucien Febvre (1935),
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574:L'Indochine française: les montagnes
558:, Paris: Librairie de l'enseignement
549:, Paris: Librairie de l'enseignement
540:, Paris: Librairie de l'enseignement
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513:, Paris: Librairie de l'enseignement
459:, Paris: Librairie de l'Enseignement
149:, Joseph Blayac and others on their
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763:Types de peuplement rural en France
565:Paris et le département de la Seine
852:La France et la France d'outre-mer
583:L'Indochine française: les plaines
538:RĂ©gion parisienne: Paris, environs
457:Eléments de Géographie par l'image
405:, Paris: Armand Colin, p. 408
387:, Paris: Armand Colin, p. 304
347:, Paris: Armand Colin, p. 280
327:, Paris: Armand Colin, p. 860
316:, Paris: Armand Colin, p. 496
137:Demangeon presented his thesis on
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306:Major work by Demangeon include:
211:published under the direction of
825:GĂ©ographie. La RĂ©gion parisienne
771:Géographie. L'Économie française
396:, Paris: Bourrelier, p. 127
114:(1845–1918), Demangeon's teacher
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592:L'Afrique Équatoriale Française
412:La France Ă©conomique et humaine
403:Problèmes de géographie humaine
378:, Paris: Bourrelier, p. 62
78:Professor of economic geography
1278:Mondal, P. (26 January 2014),
1232:, Cambridge University Press,
1190:, University of Exeter Press,
1184:Darby, Henry Clifford (2002),
1147:(in French), Éditions Larousse
1120:, Princeton University Press,
1114:Adelman, Jeremy (2013-04-07),
500:Albert Demangeon (1932–1938),
410:Albert Demangeon (1946–1948),
376:Paris, la ville et sa banlieue
366:Belgique, Pays-Bas, Luxembourg
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637:Les Alpes l'Ă©conomie alpestre
502:France, métropole et colonies
432:, Paris: Curel, Gougis et Cie
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807:France Ă©conomique et humaine
283:France Économique et Humaine
338:, Paris: Payot, p. 314
221:Problems of Human Geography
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269:and German ambitions. His
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343:Albert Demangeon (1923),
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248:(1878–1956) co-authored
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124:École Normale Supérieure
843:Le Monde moins l'Europe
430:Galerie française. Eure
213:Paul Vidal de La Blache
145:. He collaborated with
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112:Paul Vidal de La Blache
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729:, Paris: Camille Sauty
720:, Paris: Camille Sauty
711:, Paris: Camille Sauty
684:, Paris: Camille Sauty
682:Madagascar. La RĂ©union
666:, Paris: Camille Sauty
639:, Paris: Camille Sauty
603:, Paris: Camille Sauty
594:, Paris: Camille Sauty
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209:GĂ©ographie Universelle
197:Aimé Vincent Perpillou
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1145:Encyclopédie Larousse
727:Les pays du Sud-Ouest
355:Les Iles Britanniques
335:Le déclin de l'Europe
291:Rockefeller Institute
271:Le déclin de l'Europe
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177:Annales de GĂ©ographie
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1284:Your Article Library
738:, Paris: P. Hartmann
709:Les Pays de la Loire
1088:, pp. 129–130.
691:Géographie générale
567:, Paris: Bourrelier
186:Albert O. Hirschman
143:University of Lille
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1298:"Albert Demangeon"
1164:, Reaktion Books,
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879:GĂ©ographie humaine
475:Post-war 1930–1939
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1258:, A&C Black,
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1171:978-1-86189-085-6
1127:978-1-4008-4684-9
881:, Paris: Hachette
872:, Paris: Hachette
863:, Paris: Hachette
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836:, Paris: A. Colin
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809:, Paris: A. Colin
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693:, Paris: Hachette
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789:Later works
302:Major works
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192:(1936–38).
159:World War I
67:Nationality
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