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ISBN 10: 0199032939
ISBN 13: 978-0199032938
Author: Michael Mercier, William Norton
International in scope and written for Canadians – an authoritative and comprehensive introduction to Human Geography
The tenth edition of this bestselling text offers a comprehensive introduction to the discipline’s essential concepts and methods. With a well-balanced mix of international and Canadian examples, the text examines the ways in which human behaviour transforms the earth’s surface in response to changing social, cultural, political, and environmental factors.
Human geography 10th Table of contents:
1 What Is Human Geography?
Defining Human Geography
Concepts: Space, Place, and Region
Concepts: Interaction, Communication, and Movement
Geographic Tools
People and Places
Conclusion
Summary
Questions for Critical Thought
Suggested Readings
2 Population and Health Geography
Population Distribution
Population Dynamics
Fertility
Mortality
Natural Increase
Government Policies
The Composition of a Population
History of Population Growth
Explaining Population Growth
Migration
Health Geographies
Conclusion
Summary
Links to Other Chapters
Questions for Critical Thought
Suggested Readings
3 Uneven Development and Global Inequalities
Identifying Global Inequalities
Explaining Global Inequalities
Interpreting the Significance of Global Inequalities
Feeding the World
Refugees
Natural Disasters and Diseases
Prospects for Economic Growth
Striving for Equality, Fairness, and Social Justice
Conclusion
Summary
Links to Other Chapters
Questions for Critical Thought
Suggested Readings
4 Geographies of Culture and Landscape
A World Divided by Culture?
Formal Cultural Regions
Vernacular Cultural Regions
The Making of Cultural Landscapes
Cultural Variables: Language and Religion
Language
Religion
Conclusion
Summary
Links to Other Chapters
Questions for Critical Thought
Suggested Readings
5 Geographies of Identity and Difference
The Cultural Turn
The Myth of Race
Ethnicity
Gender
Sexuality
Identities and Landscapes
Geographies of Well-Being
Folk Culture and Popular Culture
Tourism
Conclusion
Summary
Links to Other Chapters
Questions for Critical Thought
Suggested Readings
6 Political Geography
State Creation
Geopolitics (and Geopolitik)
Unstable States
Groupings of States
The Role of the State
Elections: Geography Matters
The Geography of Peace and War
Our Geopolitical Future?
Conclusion
Summary
Links to Other Chapters
Questions for Critical Thought
Suggested Readings
7 An Urban World
An Urbanizing World
The Origins and Growth of Cities
The Location of Cities
Urban Systems and Hierarchies
Global Cities
Conclusion
Summary
Links to Other Chapters
Questions for Critical Thought
Suggested Readings
8 Urban Form and the Social Geography of the City
Explaining Urban Form
Housing and Neighbourhoods
Suburbs and Sprawl
Inequality and Poverty
Cities as Centres of Production and Consumption
Transportation and Communication
Planning the City
Cities of the Less Developed World
Conclusion
Summary
Links to Other Chapters
Questions for Critical Thought
Suggested Readings
9 Geographies of Food and Agriculture
The Geography of Food Production
Distance, Land Value, and Land Use
Domesticating Plants and Animals
The Evolution of World Agricultural Landscapes
World Agriculture Today: Types and Regions
Global Agricultural Restructuring
Food Production, Food Consumption, and Identity
Conclusion
Summary
Links to Other Chapters
Questions for Critical Thought
Suggested Readings
10 Geographies of Energy, Industry, and Services
Economic Activity
The Industrial Location Problem
The Industrial Revolution
Fossil Fuel Sources of Energy
World Industrial Geography
Globalization and Industrial Geographies
Uneven Development in More Developed Countries
Conclusion
Summary
Links to Other Chapters
Questions for Critical Thought
Suggested Readings
11 Geographies of Globalization
Introducing Globalization
Geography as a Discipline in Distance
Overcoming Distance: Transportation
Overcoming Distance: Trade
Overcoming Distance: Transnational Corporations (TNCs)
Overcoming Distance: Transmitting Information
Interpreting, Conceptualizing, and Measuring Globalization
The Global Economic System
Cultural Globalization
Political Globalization
Globalization: Good or Bad?
Conclusion
Summary
Links to Other Chapters
Questions for Critical Thought
Suggested Readings
12 Humans and the Environment
A Global Perspective
Environmental Concern
Human Impacts on Vegetation
Human Impacts on Animals
Human Impacts on Land, Soil, Air, and Water
Human Impacts on Climate
Earth’s Vital Signs
Sustainability and Sustainable Development
Conclusion
Summary
Links to Other Chapters
Questions for Critical Thought
Suggested Readings
Glossary
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