Paul L. Knox, Sallie A. Marston

Human Geography

Places and Regions in Global Context, Global Edition


7. Auflage
Erscheinungsjahr: 2015
Print-ISBN: 978-1-292-10947-3
E-ISBN: 978-1-292-10948-0
Seiten: 508
Sprache: Englisch






Zusammenfassung

For courses in Human Geography

A distinctly modern look at human geography. Described as “fresh, innovative, and intelligent,” Human Geography: Places and Regions in Global Context is acclaimed for its global approach, conceptual rigor, engaging real-world applications, and outstanding visual program. Knox and Marston foster awareness of current issues and developing trends from a geographic perspective, and provide a solid foundation in the fundamentals of human geography. The authors integrate compelling local, regional, and global viewpoints to give meaning to people and places. By providing access to the latest ideas, concepts, and theories, the text deepens students’ understanding of the interdependence of places and regions in a globalizing world. The Seventh Edition extends Knox/Marston’s modern approach, integrating new technology as well as new visual and thematic features relevant to human geography today.

Inhaltsverzeichnis

  • Cover
    1
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    15
  • Title Page
    15
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    16
  • Copyright Page
    16
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    27
  • Acknowledgments
    27
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    18
  • Contents
    18
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    5
  • Book & MasteringGeography™ Walkthrough
    5
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    25
  • Preface
    25
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    29
  • About the Authors
    29
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    30
  • Digital & Print Resources
    30
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    33
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    1 Geography Matters
    33
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    61

    • Why Geography Matters
      34
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      Why Places Matter
      34
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      36

      • The Influence of Places
        34
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        35
      • The Meaning of Places
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        36
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      Studying Human Geography
      36
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      • Geographical Relationships
        37
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        37
    • The Basic Tools and Methods of Human Geographers
      37
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      38
    • 1.1 GEOGRAPHY MATTERS Why Geography Matters
      38
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      40
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      1.2 VISUALIZING GEOGRAPHY Maps
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      43

      • Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
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      Spatial Analysis
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      • Location
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      1.3 WINDOW ON THE WORLD Greenwich, England
      44
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      48

      • Distance
        45
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        47
      • Space
        47
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      • Accessibility
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        48
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      1.4 SPATIAL INEQUALITY Assessing Spatial Inequality
      48
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      51

      • Spatial Interaction
        49
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        51
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      Regional Analysis
      51
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      55

      • Regionalization
        51
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        52
      • Landscape
        52
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        52
      • Sense of Place
        52
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        55
    • Developing a Geographical Imagination
      55
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      56
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      Future Geographies
      56
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      59

      • Conclusion
        57
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        58
      • Key Terms
        58
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        58
      • Review & Discussion
        58
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        58
      • Unplugged
        58
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        59
      • Data Analysis
        59
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        61
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    2 The Changing Global Context
    61
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    95

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      The Premodern World
      62
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      67

      • Hearth Areas
        62
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        63
      • The Growth of Early Empires
        63
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        65
      • The Geography of the Premodern World
        65
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        67
    • An Interdependent World Geography
      67
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      68
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      2.1 GEOGRAPHY MATTERS The Expansion and Disintegration of States
      68
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      80

      • Core and Periphery in the New World-System
        72
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        75
      • Organizing the Periphery
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        79
      • The Struggle for Independence
        79
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        80
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      Contemporary Globalization
      80
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      82

      • Key Issues in a Globalizing World
        81
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        82
    • 2.2 VISUALIZING GEOGRAPHY Commodity Chains
      82
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      86
    • 2.3 WINDOW ON THE WORLD America’s Drowning Atlantic Seaboard
      86
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      88
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      2.4 SPATIAL INEQUALITY Core-Periphery Disparity
      88
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      90

      • Westernization and Cultural Imperialism
        89
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        90
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      Future Geographies
      90
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      93

      • Conclusion
        91
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        92
      • Key Terms
        92
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        92
      • Review & Discussion
        92
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        93
      • Unplugged
        93
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        93
      • Data Analysis
        93
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        95
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    3 Geographies of Population and Migration
    95
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      The Demographer’s Toolbox
      96
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      97

      • Censuses and Vital Records
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        97
      • Limitations of the Census
        97
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        97
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      Population Distribution and Composition
      97
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      101

      • Population Distribution
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      • Population Density
        99
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      • Population Composition
        99
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      3.1 SPATIAL INEQUALITY Population Segregation in the United States
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      • Age-Sex Pyramids
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        102
      • Population Cohorts
        102
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      • The Effect of Population Cohorts
        104
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        106
    • 3.2 VISUALIZING GEOGRAPHY Education Abroad
      106
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      Population Dynamics and Processes
      108
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      • Birth (or Fertility) Rates
        108
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        108
      • Total Fertility Rate
        108
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        108
      • Death (or Mortality) Rates
        108
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        109
      • Infant Mortality and Life Expectancy
        109
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        111
      • Medical and Health Geographies
        111
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        112
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      3.3 GEOGRAPHY MATTERS The Global and the Local in Health and Disease
      112
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      116

      • Demographic Transition Theory
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      • The Demographic Trap
        115
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        116
      • Education, Women, and Demographic Transformation
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      Population Movement and Migration
      116
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      120

      • Mobility and Migration
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        118
      • Documenting and Explaining Migration
        118
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        118
      • Push and Pull Factors and Types of Migration
        118
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        119
      • International Voluntary Migration
        119
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      • Labor Migration
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      3.4 WINDOW ON THE WORLD Internal Displacement
      120
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      127

      • Amenity Migration
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      • International Forced Migration
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        125
      • Internal Voluntary Migration
        125
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        125
      • Internal Forced Migration
        125
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      Population Debates and Policies
      127
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      131

      • Population and Resources
        127
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        128
      • Population Policies and Programs
        128
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        129
      • International Population Policies
        129
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        130
      • The UN Millennium Development Goals
        130
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        131
      • Progress on the MDGs
        131
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        131
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      Future Geographies
      131
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      135

      • Conclusion
        133
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        134
      • Key Terms
        134
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        134
      • Review & Discussion
        134
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        134
      • Unplugged
        134
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        135
      • Data Analysis
        135
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        137
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    4 People and Nature
    137
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    183

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      Nature as a Concept
      138
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      142

      • The Earth Summits
        138
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        140
      • Alternative Solutions to Environmental Problems
        140
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        141
      • Nature and Society Defined
        141
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        141
      • The Complex Relationship of Environmental Impacts, Population, and Affluence
        141
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        142
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      4.1 GEOGRAPHY MATTERS The Political Ecology of Carbon Offsets
      142
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      145

      • Nature–Society Interactions
        145
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        145
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      Environmental Attitudes and Philosophies in the United States
      145
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      147

      • Classical Environmental Philosophies
        146
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        147
    • Contemporary Environmental Philosophies
      147
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      148
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      Global Change in the Anthropocene
      148
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      157

      • European Colonial Expansion
        148
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        152
      • Global Climate Change
        152
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        152
      • What is Climate Change?
        152
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        153
      • How Do We Know Climate Is Changing?
        153
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        153
      • What Are Some Projected Impacts of These Changes?
        153
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        155
      • What’s to Be Done?
        155
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        155
      • The Climate Change Controversy
        155
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      Energy, Land-Use Change and Environment
      157
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      158

      • Energy Needs and Environmental Impacts
        157
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        158
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      4.2 SPATIAL INEQUALITY Energy Consumption and Production
      158
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      166

      • Biomass and Hydropower
        160
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        164
      • Land Use and Environmental Impacts
        164
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        166
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      4.3 VISUALIZING GEOGRAPHY Renewable Energy Resources
      166
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      172

      • Water Use and Access
        170
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      The State of the Global Environment
      172
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      174

      • Global Environmental Governance
        172
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        174
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      4.4 WINDOW ON THE WORLD Ecotourism
      174
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      177

      • Environmental Sustainability
        176
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        177
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      Future Geographies
      177
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      181

      • Conclusion
        178
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        180
      • Key Terms
        180
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        180
      • Review & Discussion
        180
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        180
      • Unplugged
        180
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        181
      • Data Analysis
        181
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        183
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    5 Cultural Geographies
    183
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    217

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      Culture as a Geographical Process
      184
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      187

      • Culture
        184
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        185
      • Geography and Culture
        185
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        185
      • A Two-Way Relationship
        185
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        186
      • Traditions of Cultural Geography
        186
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        187
    • Building Cultural Complexes
      187
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      187
    • Cultural Landscape
      187
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      188
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      5.1 VISUALIZING GEOGRAPHY UNESCO World Heritage Landscapes
      188
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      192

      • Critique of Sauer’s Cultural Landscape
        190
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        190
      • European Approaches to Culture and Place
        190
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        191
      • Cultural Traits
        191
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        191
      • Cultural Complexes and Regions
        191
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        192
    • 5.2 GEOGRAPHY MATTERS Shaping Place Through Fact and Fiction, Practice and Representation
      192
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      Cultural Systems
      194
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      196

      • Culture and Society
        194
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        196
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      Culture and Identity
      196
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      199

      • Sex and Gender
        196
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        198
      • Feminism and Gender
        198
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        198
      • Gender and Class
        198
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        198
      • Ethnicity
        198
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        199
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      5.3 SPATIAL INEQUALITY The Global Gender Gap
      199
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      203

      • Race
        200
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        201
      • Whiteness, Blackness, and Rap Music
        201
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        202
      • Geographies of Disability
        202
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        202
      • Children’s Geographies and Geographies of Childhood
        202
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        203
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      Emergent Cultural Geographies
      203
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      206

      • Actor-Network Theory
        203
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        203
      • Non-Representational Theory
        203
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        204
      • Emotional Geographies
        204
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        205
      • Materialism
        205
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        206
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      Globalization and Cultural Change
      206
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      208

      • Americanization and Globalization
        206
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        207
      • A Global Culture
        207
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        208
    • 5.4 WINDOW ON THE WORLD Geographies of Beauty and Plastic Surgery
      208
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      210
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      Future Geographies
      210
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      215

      • Conclusion
        212
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        213
      • Key Terms
        213
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        214
      • Review & Discussion
        214
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        214
      • Unplugged
        214
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        215
      • Data Analysis
        215
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        217
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    6 Language, Communication, and Belief
    217
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    259

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      Geographies of Language
      218
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      223

      • What Is Language?
        218
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        219
      • The World of Language
        219
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        223
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      Language Relationships and Dynamics
      223
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      228

      • Language Family
        223
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        223
      • Language Trees
        223
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        226
      • Language Hearths
        226
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        227
      • Indentify and Language
        227
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        228
    • 6.1 GEOGRAPHY MATTERS Language Revival
      228
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      230
    • Communication
      230
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      232
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      6.2 SPATIAL INEQUALITY Geographies of Literacy
      232
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      236

      • Language of Social Media
        234
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        235
      • Sign Language
        235
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        235
      • Sensual language
        235
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        236
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      Religious Geographies
      236
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      242

      • Global Distribution of the World’s Religions
        236
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        236
      • Migration and Religion
        236
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        237
      • The World’s Major Religions
        237
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        241
      • Religiosity
        241
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        242
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      6.3 VISUALIZING GEOGRAPHY Belief Systems and Restrictions on Behavior
      242
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      245

      • Other Belief Systems
        244
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        245
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      Globalization, Communication, and Religion
      245
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      247

      • The Influence of Modern Communications
        246
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        247
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      6.4 WINDOW ON THE WORLD Fashion Veiling
      247
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      249

      • Reaction: Islam and Cultural Nationalism
        248
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        249
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      Religion and Landscape
      249
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      254

      • Sacred Spaces and Pilgrimages
        250
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        254
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      Future Geographies
      254
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      257

      • Conclusion
        254
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        256
      • Key Terms
        256
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        256
      • Review & Discussion
        256
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        256
      • Unplugged
        256
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        257
      • Data Analysis
        257
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        259
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    7 Interpreting Places and Landscapes
    259
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    289

    • Behavior, Knowledge, and Human Environments
      260
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      262
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      Place-Making
      262
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      265

      • Territoriality
        262
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        263
      • Street Art
        263
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        263
      • People and Places, Insiders and Outsiders
        263
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        265
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      7.1 SPATIAL INEQUALITY Outsider Art
      265
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      269

      • Experience and Meaning
        265
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        267
      • Images and Behavior
        267
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        269
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      Landscapes as Human Systems
      269
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      272

      • The Social Meaning of Landscapes
        269
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        271
      • Landscapes of National Identity
        271
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        272
    • 7.2 VISUALIZING GEOGRAPHY Route 66
      272
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      274
    • 7.3 WINDOW ON THE WORLD Trafalgar Square and British National Identity
      274
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      277
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      Coded Spaces
      277
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      278

      • Commercial Spaces
        277
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        278
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      Globalization and Place-Making
      278
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      280

      • Going Slow
        278
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        279
      • Places as Objects of Consumption
        279
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        280
    • 7.4 GEOGRAPHY MATTERS The Geography of Stardom: Celebrity and Place
      280
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      284
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      Future Geographies
      284
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      287

      • Conclusion
        285
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        286
      • Key Terms
        286
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        286
      • Review & Discussion
        286
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        287
      • Unplugged
        287
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        287
      • Data Analysis
        287
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        289
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    8 Geographies of Economic Development
    289
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    329

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      Patterns of Economic Development
      290
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      294

      • Technological Change and Economic Development
        290
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        290
      • The Unevenness of Economic Development
        290
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        291
      • Measuring Levels of Economic Development
        291
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        292
      • Resources and Development
        292
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        294
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      8.1 VISUALIZING GEOGRAPHY Technological Change and Economic Development
      294
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      297

      • Resources and Development
        296
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        297
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      The Economic Structure of Countries and Regions
      297
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      300

      • Knowledge and Economics
        299
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        299
      • International Trade
        299
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        300
    • 8.2 WINDOW ON THE WORLD China’s Economic Development
      300
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      302
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      8.3 SPATIAL INEQUALITY Gender and Economic Development
      302
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      307

      • Interpretations of International Patterns of Development
        305
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        307
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      Regional Economic Development
      307
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      312

      • The Economics of Location
        307
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        307
      • Regional Economic Linkages
        307
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        308
      • The Modification of Regional Core-Periphery Patterns
        308
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        312
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      Globalization and Economic Development
      312
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      320

      • Global Assembly Lines and Supply Chains
        313
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        317
      • New Geographies of Office Employment
        317
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        319
      • The Experience Economy and Place Marketing
        319
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        320
    • 8.4 GEOGRAPHY MATTERS How Geopolitics has Changed the World
      320
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      322
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      Future Geographies
      322
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      327

      • Conclusion
        324
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        325
      • Key Terms
        325
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        326
      • Review & Discussion
        326
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        326
      • Unplugged
        326
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        327
      • Data Analysis
        327
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        329
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    9 Geographies of Food and Agriculture
    329
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    373

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      Traditional Agricultural Geography
      330
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      337

      • Agricultural Practices
        330
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        331
      • Origins and Change in Agriculture
        331
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        331
      • Shifting Cultivation
        331
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        334
      • Intensive Subsistence Agriculture
        334
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        336
      • Pastoralism
        336
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        336
      • Culture and Society in Agriculture
        336
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        337
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      Agricultural Revolution and Industrialization
      337
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      342

      • The First Agricultural Revolution
        337
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        338
      • The Second Agricultural Revolution
        338
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        338
      • The Third Agricultural Revolution
        338
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        340
      • The Industrialization of Agriculture
        340
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        341
      • Nontraditional agricultural exports
        341
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        342
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      9.1 WINDOW ON THE WORLD The Green Revolution Then and Now
      342
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      348

      • Contract Farming
        344
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        344
      • Biotechnology and Agriculture
        344
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        344
      • Biotechnology
        344
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        345
      • Opposition to GMOs
        345
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        346
      • The Adverse Effects of Biotechnology
        346
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        348
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      Global Change in Food Production and Consumption
      348
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      356

      • Forces of Change
        348
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        348
      • National and International Agricultural Policy
        348
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        349
      • What Are Some Key Agricultural Policies?
        349
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        349
      • What Are Some Important Impacts of National and International Policies?
        349
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        349
      • Opposition to Globalized Agriculture
        349
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        349
      • Agricultural Subsidies
        349
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        350
      • The Organization of the Agro-Food System
        350
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        350
      • Agribusiness
        350
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        351
      • Food Supply Chain
        351
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        352
      • Food Regimes and Alternative Food Movements
        352
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        352
      • Colonialism and Food Exports
        352
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        352
      • Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
        352
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        354
      • Local Food
        354
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        355
      • Fast Food
        355
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        356
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      9.2 VISUALIZING GEOGRAPHY Urban Agriculture
      356
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      360

      • Fast Food and its Health Effects
        358
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        358
      • Fast Food and its Environmental Impacts
        358
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        360
    • 9.3 SPATIAL INEQUALITY Food Deserts
      360
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      362
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      The Environment and Agricultural Industrialization
      362
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      363

      • How the Environment Shapes Agriculture
        362
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        362
      • How Industrial Agriculture Affects the Environment
        362
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        363
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      Emerging Challenges and Opportunities in the Global Food System
      363
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      366

      • Food and Hunger
        364
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        364
      • Nutrition Issues
        364
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        365
      • Famine, Food Security and Food Safety
        365
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        365
      • Land Grabs
        365
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        366
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      9.4 GEOGRAPHY MATTERS Hunger and Poverty in the United States
      366
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      368

      • Addressing Hunger
        368
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        368
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      Future Geographies
      368
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      371

      • Conclusion
        369
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        370
      • Key Terms
        370
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        370
      • Review & Discussion
        370
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        371
      • Unplugged
        371
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        371
      • Data Analysis
        371
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        373
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    10 Political Geographies
    373
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    423

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      The Development of Political Geography
      374
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      380

      • The Geopolitical Model of the State
        374
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        374
      • Boundaries and Frontiers
        374
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        380
    • 10.1 GEOGRAPHY MATTERS Politics at the Poles
      380
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      382
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      Geopolitics and the World Order
      382
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      390

      • States, Nations and Citizenship
        382
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        382
      • What is a citizen
        382
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        383
      • Multinational States
        383
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        384
      • Russia’s State and National Transformation
        384
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        385
      • State Theory
        385
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        385
      • Althusser
        385
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        385
      • Foucault
        385
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        386
      • Deleuze
        386
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        386
      • Biopolitics
        386
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        386
      • Imperialism and Colonialism
        386
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        389
      • Orientalism and Post-colonialism
        389
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        390
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      10.2 WINDOW ON THE WORLD The Arab Spring and Its Aftermath
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      • China and the East/West Divide
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    • 10.3 VISUALIZING GEOGRAPHY Global Military Spending
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      10.4 SPATIAL INEQUALITY Global Corruption
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      • After the Iraq War
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      International and Supranational Organizations and New Regimes of Global Governance
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      11.4 WINDOW ON THE WORLD The Pearl River Delta: An Extended Metropolis
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      • Cities and Climate Change
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      Future Geographies
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      • Conclusion
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      • Key Terms
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      • Unplugged
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    12 City Spaces: Urban Structure
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      Spatial Patterns and Processes in North American Cities
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      • The Multi-Nodal City
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      12.1 VISUALIZING GEOGRAPHY Spatial Segregation
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      • The Polycentric Metropolis
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      • Problems of North American Cities
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      12.2 GEOGRAPHY MATTERS Detroit’s Open Geography: Problems and potential
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      • Urban Design and Planning
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      European Cities
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      • Features of European Cities
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      • European Urban Design and Planning
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    • Islamic Cities
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      Cities of the Periphery: Dualism
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      • The Informal Economy
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      • Slums of Hope, Slums of Despair
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    • 12.3 WINDOW ON THE WORLD Doha, Qatar
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      483
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      12.4 SPATIAL INEQUALITY Garment Workers in Dhaka
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      • The Challenges of Growth
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        485
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      Future Geographies
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      489

      • Conclusion
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      • Key Terms
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        488
      • Review & Discussion
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      • Unplugged
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      • Data Analysis
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