Title Statements
- Full title :Key concepts in geography
Edition Statements
- Publication Date:2011
- Edition:2. ed
Publication Statements
- Publisher(s):SAGE
- Place of Publication:Los Angeles
- Language:eng
- Publication Date:2011
Notes
Geographical traditions : emergence and divergence. Histories of geography / Mike Heffernan. Geography and the physical sciences tradition / Keith Richards. Geography and the social science tradition / Ron Johnston. Geography and the humanities tradition / Alison Blunt. Key concepts. Space : the fundamental stuff of geography / Nigel Thrift. Space : making room for space in physical geography / Martin Kent. Time : change and stability in environmental systems / John B. Thornes. Time : from hegemonic change to everyday life / Peter J. Taylor. Place : connections and boundaries in an interdependent world / Noel Castree. Place : the management of sustainable physical environments / Ken Gregory. Scale : resolution, analysis and synthesis in physical geography / Tim Burt. Scale : the local and the global / Andrew Herod. Social systems : thinking about society, identity, power and resistance / Cindi Katz. Environmental systems : philosophy and applications in physical geography / Stephan Harrison. Landscape : the physical layer / Murray Gray. Landscape : representing and interpreting the world / Karen M. Morin. Nature : a contested concept / Franklin Ginn and David Demeritt. Nature : an environmental perspective / Roy Haines-Young. Globalization : interconnected worlds / James R. Faulconbridge and Jonathan V. Beaverstock. Globalization : science, (physical) geography and environment / Nicholas J. Clifford. Development : critical approaches in human geography / Katie D. Willis. Development : sustainability and physical geography / Robert Inkpen. Risk : mastering time and space / Shaun French. Risk : geophysical processes in natural hazards / Graham A. Tobin and Burrell E. Montz. Conclusion : practising geography. Relevance : human geography, public policy and public geographies / David Bell. Relevance : the application of physical geographical knowledge / Michael Church
Includes ten new chapters on nature, globalisation, development and risk, and a new section on practicing geography, this is a completely revised and updated edition of the bestselling, standard student resource
The Physical Object
- Description:xvi, 462 s. : : illustrations
Edition Identifiers
- ISBN:9781412930215, 1412930219, 9781412930222, 1412930227
- oclc:ocn769982466
Table of Contents
Geographical traditions : emergence and divergence -- Histories of geography / Mike Heffernan -- Geography and the physical sciences tradition / Keith Richards -- Geography and the social science tradition / Ron Johnston -- Geography and the humanities tradition / Alison Blunt -- Key concepts -- Space : the fundamental stuff of geography / Nigel Thrift -- Space : making room for space in physical geography / Martin Kent -- Time : change and stability in environmental systems / John B. Thornes -- Time : from hegemonic change to everyday life / Peter J. Taylor -- Place : connections and boundaries in an interdependent world / Noel Castree -- Place : the management of sustainable physical environments / Ken Gregory -- Scale : resolution, analysis and synthesis in physical geography / Tim Burt -- Scale : the local and the global / Andrew Herod -- Social systems : thinking about society, identity, power and resistance / Cindi Katz -- Environmental systems : philosophy and applications in physical geography / Stephan Harrison -- Landscape : the physical layer / Murray Gray -- Landscape : representing and interpreting the world / Karen M. Morin -- Nature : a contested concept / Franklin …
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