<abstract> <p>The pandemic due to Covid-19 ushered Italian universities into the world of digital education, with geography being one disciplines that derived multiple benefits from a worldwide, technological transition. Our contribution focuses on Turin experience Cultural Geography teaching for degree-courses Languages and Cultures Tourism (Undergraduate course) International Comm...

This paper describes a study based on exploration of relations between geographical entities. We suggested a new tool for training and evaluation required by related annotation experiments. It relates to an annotator used for semi-automatic annotation, starting with the geography manual. We define fifteen types of entities: location, geo_position, geology, landform, clime, water, dimension, per...

Much attention has been paid to geographical variation in chimpanzee (Pan troglodytes) behaviour, but few studies have applied quantitative techniques to explain this variation. Here, we apply methods typically used in macroecology to explain variation in the putative cultural traits of chimpanzees. We analysed published data containing 39 behavioural traits from nine chimpanzee communities. We...

In this article, I reflect upon and attempt to understand the changing theoretical nature of post–World War II Anglo-American economic geography. In particular, I contrast the kind of theorizing that first occurred in the discipline during the 1950s with the very different kind now carried out under what has been called the “cultural turn” or the “new economic geography.” I argue that, during t...

The spatial distribution pattern of cultural resource generally manifests clustered qualification to some extent, and we can infer the vicissitudes of the correlative culture by analyzing the changing rule of the spatial distribution pattern of cultural resource. However, the majority of the concerned researches are still at the level of qualitative statistics and thematic map visualization of ...