Regionalism in American Life

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Odum H. W. “Notes on the Study of Regional and Folk Society.” Social Forces, Vol. 10, pp. 164–175, December, 1931.

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Odum H. W. Southern Regions of the United States. University of North Carolina Press Chapel Hill, 1936. 664 pp.

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Renner G. T. “National Regional Planning in Resource Use.” Chapter XXIV in Our National Resources and Their Conservation, pp. 591–612. Parkins A. E. and Whitaker J. R. , Editors. John Wiley and Sons New York, 1939.

Renner G. T. “The Statistical Approach to Regions.” Annals of the Association of American Geographers, Vol. 25, pp. 137–145, September, 1935.

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Vance R. B. “The Concept of the Region.” Social Forces, Vol. 8, pp. 208–218, December, 1929.

Woofter T. J. “The Subregions of the Southeast.” Social Forces, Vol. 13, pp. 43–50, October, 1934.

Zuber L. J. “A Comparative View of Regional Planning.” Journal of the Tennessee Academy of Science, Vol. 12, pp. 267–272, July, 1937.