(Sahara) - BATAILLON (Cl.). The Souf. A Study in Human Geogr - Lot 214

(Sahara) - BATAILLON (Cl.). The Souf. A Study in Human Geography. Algiers, Institute for Saharan Research, 1955. 4to, 140 pp., paperback. “On the northern edge of the Eastern Erg lies a vast expanse of palm groves known as the Souf, home to some 100,000 inhabitants. The Souf is the name of a bled: it does not refer to a natural region that can be objectively defined from the outset, but rather to a human region.” Illustrated with figures, maps, sketches, and photographs both in the text and as inserts. Bibliography. Constitutes Thesis No. 2 of the Institute for Saharan Research at the University of Algiers. Included: - CAPOT-REY (Robert). Borkou and Ounianga. A Study in Regional Geography. Algiers, Institute for Saharan Research, 1961. In-4, 182 pp., paperback. Illustrated with figures, maps, sketches, and photographs in and outside the text. Constitutes Monograph No. 5 of the Institute for Saharan Research at the University of Algiers. - BÉNICHOU (A.) & P. BOURREIL. Critical Research on Laperrine’s Olive Tree by A. Bénichou & Anatomical Study of the Leaf Blade of the Aristida Species of North Africa and the Sahara by P. Bourreil. Algiers, Institute for Saharan Research, 1962. In-4, [1 f], 202 pp, paperback. Illustrated with figures, maps, sketches, and photographs within and outside the text. Bibliography. Constitutes Monograph No. 6 of the Institute for Saharan Research at the University of Algiers. - STRASSER (Daniel). Saharan Realities and Promises. Legal and Economic Aspects of the Industrial Development of the French Sahara. Preface by Mr. Eirik Labonne. Paris, Encyclopédie d’Outre-Mer, 1956. In-8, paperback. 236 pp., maps in the text. - HOUSSET (Louis). The Status of Collective Lands and the Settlement of Indigenous Peoples in Tunisia. Paris, Librairie Technique et économique, 1939. In-8, paperback. [4 ff], 324 pp.