Places and regions in global context : human geography
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Places and regions in global context : human geography
Prentice Hall : Pearson Education, c2004
3rd ed
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Human geography
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Published in Feb. 2003
Includes bibliographies (Additional reading) and index
Supplements (Study guide, et al.) for both students and teachers are available
Description and Table of Contents
Description
For introductory courses in Human or Cultural Geography found in Geography, Anthropology, or Social Science departments.
Places and Regions in Global Context: Human Geography includes the most recent information available providing professors with a tool to more effectively help their students understand the today's world. "In order to understand places, they must first be made meaningful to us." Paul Knox and Sallie Marston's exciting contemporary approach gives people and places meaning by covering compelling topics that integrate today's local, regional, and global perspectives. It provides not only a body of knowledge about places and regions, but also a deep understanding of the interdependence of places and regions in a globalizing world. Coverage throughout is intellectually empowering and capable of cultivating a life-long geographical imagination. The authors give students access to the latest ideas, concepts, and theories while concurrently developing a strong foundation in the fundamentals.
Table of Contents
1. Geography Matters.
2. The Changing Global Context.
3. Geographies of Population.
4. Nature and Society.
5. Cultural Geographies.
6. Interpreting Places and Landscapes.
7. The Geography of Economic Development.
8. Agriculture and Food Production.
9. The Politics of Territory and Space.
10. Urbanization.
11. City Spaces: Urban Structure.
12. Future Geographies.
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