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Chermayeff, S. and Alexander, C. (1963). “Community and Privacy: Toward a
New Architecture of Humanism”, p. 236. Doubleday and Co., New York.
Chisholm, M. (1967). Trans. Br. Inst. Geog. 42, 45-52. General system theory
and geography.
Christiansen, A. S. (1967). Qeogr. TidBBkr. 66, No. 1, 24-35. Geograii som “human
Okologi” .
Ciriacy-Wantrup, S. V. (1965). In “Proceedings of the Fourth Annual Tall
Timbers Fire Ecology Conference”, pp. 3-5. Tallahassee, Florida. Relations
between ecology and economics.
Clarkson, J. D. (1970). Ann. Ass. Am. Qeogr. 60, 700-716. Ecology and spatial
analysis.
Clausen, J. A. and Kohn, M. L. (1954). Am. J. Sociol. 60, 140-151. The ecological
approach in social psychiatry.
Clements, F. E. (1916). “Plant Succession”. Carnegie Institution, Washington.
Cohen, Y. A. (Ed.) (1968). “Man In Adaptation”. 2 Vols. Aldine Publishing Co.,
Cole, L. C. (1966). Bioscience 16, 243-248. Man’s ecosystem.
Corwin, E. M. L. (1949). “Ecology of Health”, p. 196. Commonwealth Fund,
Cox, G. W. (1969). “Readings in Conservation Ecology”, p. 595. AppletonDale, M. B. (1970). Ecology 51, 2-16. Systems analysis and ecology.
Daly, H. E. (1968). J. polit. Econ. 76, 392406. On economics aa a life science.
Dames, D. (Ed.) (1969). “Contributions to Anthropology: Ecological essay^".
Dansereau, P. (1965). Sarraoenia 9, 1-64. Conversations on ecology.
Darling, F. F. (1951). Am. Scient. 39, 244-254. The ecological approach to the
Darling, F. F. (1955). Am. Scholar 25, No. 1, 38-46. The ecology of man.
Darling F. F. (1962). In “Proceedings of the Lockwood Conference on the
Suburban Forest and Ecology” (P. E. Waggoner and J. D. Ovington, Eds),
pp. 39-44. The Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station, New Haven,
Connecticut. Ecological tools and their use: simplicity and complexity.
Darling, F. F. (1963). Adv. Sci. 20, No. 86, 297-306. The unity of ecology.
Darling, F. F. (1964). I n “British Ecological SocietyJubilee Symposium”
(A. MacFadyen and P. J. Newbould, Eds), pp. 39-45. (A suppl. to J. Ewl.
52.)
Darling, F. F. (1967). Daeda;lwr 96, 1003-1019. A wider environment of ecology
and conservation.
Darling, F. F. (1969). Impact Sci. SOC. U.N.E.S.C.O. 19, No. 2, 109-121. The
ecosystem view of society.
Darwin, C. (1869). “The Origin of Species”, p. 552. D. Appleton, New York.
Desmann, R. F. (1968). “Environmental Conservation”, p. 375. John Wiley and
Sons Inc., New York.
Dawson, C. A. (1934). In “The Fields and Methods of Sociology” (L. L. Bernard,
Ed.), pp. 286-302. Ray Long and Richard Smith Inc., New York. The
sources and methods of human ecology.
Deevey, E. S. Jr. (1963). I n “The Urban Condition” (Leonard J. Duhl, Ed.),
pp. 20-32. Basic Books Inc., New York.
De Jouvenal, B. (1967). BuU. atom. Scient. 8 , 287-291. From political economy
to political ecology.
Chicago, Illinois.
New York.
Century-Crofts, New York.
National Museum of Canada, Ottawa.
social sciences.
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