Contemporary Human Geography: Culture, Globalization, Landscape
by Roderick P. Neumann, Mona Domosh, Patricia L. Price
Contemporary Human Geography introduces the discipline through the connected themes of culture, globalization, and landscape. The book offers students and general readers a broad foundation for considering how people, places, and global processes relate to one another in the contemporary world.
About This Book
Contemporary Human Geography explores the field through three central themes: culture, globalization, and landscape.
The book provides an academic framework for examining relationships between people, places, and the wider world.
It is suited to students and readers seeking an introduction to contemporary geographic thinking.
Written by Roderick P. Neumann, Mona Domosh, and Patricia L. Price, the work presents human geography as a discipline concerned with cultural and global connections.
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