Key Ideas in Geography

Key Ideas in Geography Series

This series delves into pivotal spatial concepts that shape our understanding of the world. Each volume traces the origins and evolution of these ideas, critically examining their diverse applications and meanings within broader social and cultural contexts. It serves as an accessible yet rigorous resource for academics and students seeking to grasp foundational geographical thought and its interdisciplinary relevance.

City

Phil Hubbard

282 pages
10 hours of reading

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Focusing on urban life, the updated second edition explores how geographers have historically and currently approached the complexities of cities. It engages with contemporary debates on globalization and urban fragmentation, incorporating feminist, queer, and post-colonial perspectives to enrich understanding. Featuring diverse literature and global case studies, along with key concept explorations, this book serves as a vital resource for both seasoned researchers and newcomers to urban geography.

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