The primary problem of political geography [is] the analysis of the degree to which the diverse regions of the state constitute a unity.


Hartshorne (1955) "The functional approach in political geography". In Annals of the Association of American Geographers, p. 181

Richard Hartshorne Quotes

The primary problem of political geography [is] the analysis of the degree to which the diverse regions of the state constitute a unity.

The primary problem of political geography [is] the analysis of the degree to which the diverse regions of the state constitute a unity.

The primary problem of political geography [is] the analysis of the degree to which the diverse regions of the state constitute a unity.

The primary problem of political geography [is] the analysis of the degree to which the diverse regions of the state constitute a unity.