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Vol. 172 No. 2 (1994)

Published: 1994-02-01

Editorials

Preface

Harri Andersson

83-85

Research Papers

The challenge of rapidly changing world political map

R. J. Johnston

87-96
Physical geography in the view of the changing environment

Friedrich-Karl Holtmeier

105-109
Heretic cartography

Gunnar Olsson

115-130
Opportunities for geography in a world of specialization

Markku Löytönen

135-140
Physical geography in search of a new orientation: A characterisation of research and teaching in physical geography at the Department of Geography, University of Turku

Sakari Tuhkanen

141-145
Human geography then and now: Theoretical approaches and research experiences at the University of Turku

Harri Andersson, Jussi S. Jauhiainen

147-152
Regions, places and landscapes: Research in regional and human geography at the Oulu University

Anssi Paasi, Veli-Pekka Raatikka, Petri J. Raivo, Heikki Riikonen

153-161
Physical geography at the University of Oulu: Research in Finland and adjacent areas

Jyrki Autio, Olavi Heikkinen, Leo Koutaniemi, Alfred Colpaert, Seppo Luoma-Aho

163-171
The challenges of society and the teaching of planning geography at the University of Oulu

Ismo Kinnunen, Arvo Naukkarinen

173-179
The Department of Economic Geography, Åbo Akademi University

Nils H. Winter

181-182
A geographical experience of Finland

W. R. Mead

183-190
Trends in Finnish geography in the 1980 and early 1990s in the light of the geographical journals, with a bibliography

Pentti Yli-Jokipii

191-234

Review Articles

The challenge of a rapidly changing world political map: A contextualized comment for R. J. Johnston

Anssi Paasi

97-104
Comments on the lecture "Physical geography in the view of the changing environment" by Friedrich-Karl Holtmeier

Sakari Tuhkanen

111-114
Traces of Gunnar Olsson's heretic cartography

Pauli Tapani Karjalainen

131-133

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