Mélanges de géographie physique, humaine, économique, appliquée offerts à M. Omer Tulippe, professeur à l’Université de Liège. Tome II : Géographie économique, géographie appliquée, régionalisation et théorie

Summary

The visible material comprises the front matter, a partial table of contents, and the closing subscriber list of Volume II of a geographical festschrift honoring Omer Tulippe, professor at the University of Liège. Edited by José A. Sporck and Bernadette Schoumaker and published by J. Duculot in Gembloux in 1967, the volume covers economic geography, applied geography, regionalization, and theory. Readable contents include the agricultural economy of Poitou-Charentes; the human and economic dimensions of Hungarian agricultural collectivization; national characteristics of industrial landscapes; Poland’s industrial sector structure in 1946–1965; industrial change in the Appalachian coal-mining region; industrial labor, raw-material, and market zones in eastern Donja Morava; industrial geography in recently decolonized countries, illustrated by Lubumbashi; and electricity consumption in France and water-power utilization. The closing list records individual and institutional subscribers from Europe, Asia, and Latin America. No substantive chapters are visible, so the supplied excerpts do not support a summary of research methods, findings, or conclusions for the volume.