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Global Change and Challenge: Geography for the 1990s

Current price: $240.00
Global Change and Challenge: Geography for the 1990s
Global Change and Challenge: Geography for the 1990s

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Global Change and Challenge: Geography for the 1990s

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We are now experiencing a period of unprecedented change; what amounts to a global revolution in our economy, society and awareness of the human impact on the environment.
Global Change and Challenge
examines some of the crucial issues facing society in the 1990s and how geography can contribute to their understanding and management. Using the broad theme of how societies adapt to change, the contributors seek to present a range of views on the ‘geography of change' in an accessible form for both school and university students. The general aim of the book is as much to encourage students to understand where we are and where we have some from, as to where we may be going.
Robert Bennett and Robert Estall are both Professors of Geography at the London School of Economics. The contributors were all members of the Department of Geography at the LSE at the time of writing.

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