Julian Wolpert

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Julian Wolpert is affiliated with the following schools: University of California, Berkeley, Princeton University, University of Wisconsin–Madison, University of Pennsylvania

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Julian Wolpert

Earth Sciences

#1589

World Rank

#2268

Historical Rank

Geography

#321

World Rank

#492

Historical Rank

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Julian Wolpert's Degrees

PhD Geography University of California, Berkeley
Masters Geography University of California, Berkeley
Bachelors Geography University of California, Berkeley

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According to Wikipedia, Julian Wolpert is Bryant Professor Emeritus of Geography, Public Affairs, and Urban Planning at Princeton University's Woodrow Wilson School, where he taught from 1973 to 2005 and chaired the Program in Urban and Regional Planning. He was previously a member of the Regional Science Department at the University of Pennsylvania .

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Julian Wolpert's Published Works

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Published Works

Behavioral aspects of the decision to migrate (1965) (667)
Migration as an Adjustment to Environmental Stress (1966) (302)
THE DECISION PROCESS IN SPATIAL CONTEXT1 (1964) (213)
The dignity of risk (1980) (70)
Patterns of Generosity in America: Who's Holding the Safety Net? (1993) (68)
Decentralization and Equity in Public and Nonprofit Sectors (1993) (58)
The Geography of Generosity: Metropolitan Disparities in Donations and Support for Amenities (1988) (56)
SATELLITE MENTAL HEALTH FACILITIES (1975) (53)
INTERDEPENDENCIES OF COMMUTING, MIGRATION, AND JOB SITE RELOCATION (1971) (40)
OPENING CLOSED SPACES (1976) (39)
The relocation of released mental hospital patients into residential communities (1976) (39)
EQUITY CONSIDERATIONS AND CONCESSIONS IN THE SITING OF PUBLIC FACILITIES (1973) (35)
FROM ASYLUM TO GHETTO (1974) (33)
A Decision Model for Locating Controversial Facilities (1971) (33)
The Non-Profit Sector in the Metropolitan Economy (1981) (32)
Giving and region: Generous and stingy communities (1995) (31)
DEPARTURES FROM THE USUAL ENVIRONMENT IN LOCATIONAL ANALYSIS (1970) (29)
Social income and the voluntary sector (1977) (25)
THE PHILANTHROPY MARKETPLACE (1984) (23)
The Not-for-Profit Sector in Stable and Growing Metropolitan Regions (1985) (22)
DISTANCE AND DIRECTIONAL BIAS IN INTER-URBAN MIGRATORY STREAMS (1967) (21)
Metropolitan neighborhoods: participation and conflict over change (1972) (18)
The Distributional Impacts of Nonprofits and Philanthropy (2002) (14)
Prudence and Parsimony: A Regional Perspective (1989) (13)
Rapid Metropolitan Growth and Community Disparities (1992) (12)
A REGIONAL SIMULATION MODEL OF INFORMATION DIFFUSION (1966) (11)
Service Provision by the Not-For-Profit Sector: A Comparative Study (1984) (11)
The Role of Small Religious Nonprofits in Changing Urban Neighborhoods (1997) (10)
The Sequential Expansion of a Decision Model in a Spatial Context (1969) (8)
Distributing the Benefits of Regional Economic Development (1991) (7)
The Implementation of Controversial Facility‐Complex Programs* (2010) (5)
Issues in Emergency Planning for Nuclear Accidents: The Three Mile Island Context (1988) (4)
Voluntary Failure Theory and Nonprofit-Government Partnership (2003) (4)
Notes On Social Science Principles for World Law and Order (1964) (3)
ANALYSIS OF A DEDICATED COMMERCIAL TRANSPORTATION CORRIDOR IN THE NEW YORK METROPOLITAN AREA (1995) (3)
Community response to the deinstitutionalized population. (1980) (2)
Dynamic Municipal Allocation Analysis (1987) (2)
Wolpert, J. 1970: Departures from the usual environment in locational analysis. Annals of the Association of American Geographers 50, 220—29 (2009) (2)
REGIONAL ECONOMIC GROWTH AND HIGHWAY CONGESTION (1990) (1)
Urban Neighborhoods as a National Resource: Irreversible Decisions and Their Equity Spillovers (2010) (1)
FORECASTING THE BASIC INPUTS TO TRANSPORTATION PLANNING AT THE ZONAL LEVEL (2015) (1)
The Basis for Stability of Interregional Transactions (2010) (1)
AUSTERITY IMPACTS ON NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPMENT ORGANIZATIONS (1987) (1)
Time Paths of Migration Flows: Belgium, 1954‐62* (2010) (1)
Decision making in middle Sweden's farming: a spatial, behavioral analysis: Afr. MFM 1983/40 (1963) (1)
International Relations and Politics (1984) (0)
CITIZEN PARTICIPATION IN PLANNING: THE CROSSTOWN AS A CASE STUDY, AND SOME RECOMMENDATIONS (1971) (0)
TRANSPORTATION AND THE DISTRIBUTION OF METROPOLITAN ECONOMIC GROWTH (1990) (0)
Applying the National Taxonomy of Exempt Entities: geographical profiles (1993) (0)
EVOLVING ISSUES IN TRANSPORTATION PLANNING RESEARCH IN NEW JERSEY (1994) (0)
The Not-for-Profit Domain: Toward a Regional and Location Theory (1990) (0)
Metropolitan Neighborhoods: Participation and Conflict over Change. Resource Paper No. 16. (1972) (0)
Self-Sufficiency of Neighborhood Development Organizations in a Time of Austerity (1990) (0)
The Transition to Interdependence in Locational Decisions (2017) (0)
The Savings/Harm Tableau for Social Impact Assessment of Retrenchment Policies (1985) (0)
The Political Orgam : ation of Space , (2011) (0)

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