This paper aims to examinate and present the political geographical work of Rezső Milleker. Although geography was not his main specialty, time he tried create something scientifical value in this field science, but attention professional circles success avoided him. By evaluating these works we try answer question, where place Hungarian between two world wars.
 Keywords: Milleker, geograp...

This article reveals that the pan-blue camp has traditionally enjoyed a stable regional stronghold in eastern and certain parts of northern Taiwan. The pangreen camp was scattered but grew to form a considerable southern bloc from 1998 to 2000. Ethnic distribution can partially explain this geographical variation.

farabi has simultaniously deep philosopical debates and very clear literature in the area of political sciology. he analyses society as hierarchy. the features of temper and psychological and capabilities have been affected by that hierarchy which is desinged and leept by political leaders. therefore rule, leadership and politics are important from farabi`s view. but at the same time education ...

One of the many disastrous consequences of the tragic events of 9/11 is the war waged by the neocolonialists in order to “liberate” Muslim women. This gender-based war stands on a series of pillars, such as the presumption that Western civilization offers women a great deal of privileges, while Muslim culture gives none. Therefore, it would be logical to suppose that, because of the many opport...

This study analyzes the geography of party replacement in the period 1994-2000 in the largest cities in Mexico. In disagreement with previous findings in other countries, this study shows that the spatial diffusion of political parties in Mexico has not followed a contagious diffusion fashion, at least for the case of the urban electorate. It is also shown that the PAN and the PRD are geographi...

Henri Lefebvre famously seized upon the duality of the modern city: how for some it is a space of play and liberation, and for others a centre for power and repression. This article explores this duality through an analysis of the changing historical geography of Barcelona’s Raval district, an inner-city working-class community and the birthplace of Catalan industrialization. From the 1920s onw...

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