Geography: Realms, Regions, and Concepts, EMEA Edition

Lýsing:
Since its first appearance, Geography: Realms, Regions, and Concepts has consistently broken new ground in the interpretation and teaching of world regional geography. For more than four decades it has explained the contemporary world’s geographic realms and their natural environments and human dimensions. The authors look at the ways people have organized their living space, adapted to changing social as well as environmental circumstances, and continue to confront forces largely beyond their control ranging from globalization to climate change.
This book was the first to introduce an approach to Geography that meshes theoretical concepts with regional realities. The evolving regional content of the chapters in the 18th edition reflects the dynamic nature of the world’s geography; the changing and growing number of concepts mirror the progress of the discipline; and the ongoing introduction of new digital features reflects the instructional possibilities of new technologies.
Annað
- Höfundar: Jan Nijman, Michael Shin, Peter O. Muller
- Útgáfa:18
- Útgáfudagur: 02/2020
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- Format:ePub
- ISBN 13: 9781119673262
- Print ISBN: 9781119667728
- ISBN 10: 1119673267
Efnisyfirlit
- Cover
- STATES OF THE WORLD, 2020
- About the Cover
- Preface
- Acknowledgments
- CHAPTER 1: Introduction: World Regional Geography
- A World on Maps
- Geography’s Perspective
- World Geographic Realms
- Regions Within Realms
- The Physical Setting
- Realms of Population
- Realms of Culture
- A World of States
- Geographies of Development
- Globalization
- Regional and Thematic Geographies
- CHAPTER 2: The North American Realm
- Defining the Realm
- Population Clusters
- North America’s Physiography
- Native Americans and European Settlement
- The Federal Map of North America
- The Distribution of Natural Resources
- Urbanization and the Spatial Economy
- The Information Economy and City Regions
- Geographies of Inequality
- The Making of a Multicultural Realm
- Regionalism in Canada: Divisive Forces
- Regionalism and Ethnicity in the United States
- Regions of North America
- The Northeast (1)
- North Atlantic Coast (2)
- French Canada (3)
- The Southeast (4)
- The Southwest (5)
- The West Coast (6)
- The Rocky Mountains Region (7)
- The Midwest (8)
- The Northern Frontier (9)
- CHAPTER 3: The Middle American Realm
- Defining the Realm
- The Realm’s Northern Boundary
- Physical Geography of Middle America
- Cultural Geography
- Political and Economic Fragmentation
- Regions of Middle America
- Mexico
- The Central American Republics
- The Caribbean Basin
- The Greater Antilles
- The Lesser Antilles
- CHAPTER 4: The South American Realm
- Defining the Realm
- States Ancient and Modern
- Cultural Geographies
- Economic Geography
- Urbanization and Its Regional Expressions
- The United States and China in South America
- Regions of South America
- The Caribbean North
- The Andean West
- The Southern Cone
- Brazil: Giant of South America
- CHAPTER 5: The European Realm
- Defining the Realm
- Europe’s Eastern Boundary
- Physical Geography
- Modern Historical Geography
- Contemporary Europe: A Dynamic Realm
- European Unification
- Consequences of Unification
- Recent Challenges of Integration
- European Geopolitics
- Migration, Multicultural Challenges, and Prospects of Integration
- Regions of Europe
- Western Europe
- Northern Europe
- Mediterranean Europe
- Eastern Europe
- Europe’s Future Prospects
- CHAPTER 6: The Russian/Central Asian Realm
- Defining the Realm
- Physical Geography of Russia/Central Asia
- Russia’s Czarist Roots
- The Soviet Experiment (1922–1991)
- Post-Soviet Russia and the Near Abroad
- Regions of Russia and Central Asia
- The New Russia
- The Russian Core
- Southern Siberia
- Northern Siberia
- The Russian Far East
- Transcaucasia
- Central Asia
- CHAPTER 7: The North African/Southwest Asian Realm
- Defining the Realm
- Ancient Hearths of Cultures
- Stage for Islam
- The Ottoman Empire and Its Aftermath
- Economic Geography
- Pervasive Political Geographies
- Politics and Religion
- The Refugee Problem
- Regions of North Africa/Southwest Asia
- Egypt and the Lower Nile Basin
- The Middle East
- The Arabian Peninsula
- The Empire States
- The Maghreb and Its Neighbors
- The African Transition Zone
- CHAPTER 8: The Subsaharan African Realm
- Defining the Realm
- Africa’s Physiography
- Africa’s Historical Geography
- Human–Environment Relations
- Population and Health
- Cultural Geographies
- Urbanization and Africa’s Dual Economies
- Africa Rising?
- Regions of Subsaharan Africa
- West Africa
- East Africa
- Equatorial Africa
- Southern Africa
- CHAPTER 9: The South Asian Realm
- Defining the Realm
- South Asia’s Physiography
- Birthplace of Civilizations and Religions
- Foreign Invaders
- The Geopolitics of Modern South Asia
- Emerging Markets and Fragmented Modernization
- South Asia’s Population Geography
- Regions of South Asia
- The West: Afghanistan’s Transition Zone
- The West: Pakistan
- India: Giant of the Realm
- Bangladesh
- The Northern Mountain States
- The Southern Islands
- CHAPTER 10: The East Asian Realm
- Defining the Realm
- Environment and Population
- Peoples of the East Asian Realm
- East Asia’s Economic Transformation
- East Asia’s Population Dynamics
- Geopolitics in East Asia Today
- China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI)
- Regions of East Asia
- The People’s Republic of China (PRC)
- China’s Coastal Core
- China’s Interior
- China’s Western Periphery
- Mongolia
- The Korean Peninsula
- Japan
- Taiwan
- CHAPTER 11: The Southeast Asian Realm
- Defining the Realm
- Physical Geography
- Population Geography
- Cultural Geographies
- Economic Geography of Southeast Asia
- Geopolitics in Southeast Asia
- Regions of Southeast Asia
- Mainland Southeast Asia
- Insular Southeast Asia
- CHAPTER 12: The Austral Realm
- Defining the Realm
- Physiography of the Austral Realm
- The Realm’s Asian Turn
- Regions of the Austral Realm
- Australia
- New Zealand
- CHAPTER 13: The Pacific Realm and Polar Regions
- Defining the Pacific Realm
- Colonization and Independence in the Pacific Realm
- The Pacific Realm and Its Marine Geography
- Regions of the Pacific Realm
- Melanesia
- Micronesia
- Polynesia
- The Polar Regions
- Partitioning the Antarctic
- Geopolitics and Global Climate Change in the Arctic Basin
- Appendix: Metric (Standard International [SI]) and Customary Units and Their Conversions
- Glossary
- Index
- End User License Agreement
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