George Etzel Pearcy

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George Etzel Pearcy

Earth Sciences

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Geography

#617

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George Etzel Pearcy's Degrees

PhD Geography University of Chicago

Why Is George Etzel Pearcy Influential?

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According to Wikipedia, George Etzel Pearcy was an American geographer known for his plan to re-draw the United States map to have only 38 states. He also published influential work on America's global role in stewardship over the air.

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George Etzel Pearcy's Published Works

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UNITED STATES BOARD ON GEOGRAPHIC NAMES. (50)
GEOGRAPHICAL ASPECTS OF THE LAW OF THE SEA1 (1959) (12)
The Middle East : an indefinable region (1959) (10)
World Political Geography (1948) (10)
Geopolitics in principle and practice (1944) (6)
Pattern of Commercial Air Service Availability in the Western Hemisphere (1951) (4)
Pattern of Air Service Availability in the Eastern Hemisphere (1953) (4)
GEORGE RENNER, 1900–1955 (1958) (3)
A Handbook of New Nations (1968) (3)
Dynamic Aspects of Boundaries (1965) (2)
The United States and World Resources (1968) (1)
HAWAII'S TERRITORIAL SEA (1959) (1)
The West Indian scene (1966) (1)
UNITED NATIONS REGIONAL CARTOGRAPHIC CONFERENCE FOR AFRICA (1964) (1)
The Air Age: Fact or Fantasy?: An Evaluation of the Global Air Transportation Pattern (1947) (1)
World Food Scene (1980) (1)
THE CONTINENTAL SHELF: PHYSICAL vs. LEGAL DEFINITION (1961) (0)
An introduction to geography (1970) (0)
Bibliography (1944) (0)
Economic Geography, a Regional Survey (1942) (0)
RECENT FOREIGN PUBLICATIONS OF INTEREST TO AMERICAN GEOGRAPHERS (1961) (0)
CARTOGRAPHIC CONFERENCE IN ASIA (1965) (0)
Geopolitics-New Super-Science or Old Art? (1944) (0)
Japan: Industrial Power of Asia.@@@The Himalayan Kingdoms: Bhutan, Sikkim and Nepal.@@@Russo-Chinese Borderlands.@@@Pacific Island Bastions of the United States.@@@Indonesia: The Crisis of the Millstones.@@@The Lower Mekong: Challenge to Cooperation in Southeast Asia.@@@Pakistan: Emerging Democracy. (1964) (0)
Air Transportation-World Coverage (1949) (0)
FEDERAL LEGISLATION OF INTEREST TO GEOGRAPHERS (1965) (0)

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