Corporate Body

Institute of Australian Geographers (1958 - )

From
1958
Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
Functions
Association and Society or membership organisation
Website
http://www.iag.org.au
Location
Adelaide, South Australia

Summary

The Institute of Australian Geographers was founded in Adelaide in 1958. The Institute promotes geographical research and the study of geography, as well as representing geographers.

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See also

  • Gale, S. J., 'The beginnings of university geography in Australia', Australian geographical studies, 35 (1997), 349-51. Details
  • Ward, Brian J., 'Obituary: Robert Coggins', South Australian Geographical Journal, 110 (2011), 97-9. Details

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