Human Geography: A Short Introduction

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John Rennie Short (, University of Maryland) Lisa Benton-Short (, The George Washington University)

Human Geography

A Short Introduction

John Rennie Short (, University of Maryland), Lisa Benton-Short (, The George Washington University)

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Oxford University Press Inc
19 January 2024

Human geography

Authored by seasoned experts in the field, Human Geography: A Short Introduction provides a concise yet comprehensive and engaging exploration of contemporary Human Geography.

Human Geography teaches students how to engage with GIS and the power of maps. Each chapter features interactive maps that provide students the opportunity to use GIS and understand how concepts and processes affect specific places.

The text is enriched with recent examples and case studies, effectively bridging the gap between theory and its real-world relevance to human geography. It allows students to explore the intricate interactions between people, culture, economics, politics, and urban environments.

Suitable for majors and non-majors, Human Geography: A Short Introduction is enhanced by vibrant visuals facilitating understanding and engagement. Comprehensive resources are available for both students and professors, maximizing value and versatility.

By: John Rennie Short ( University of Maryland), Lisa Benton-Short (, The George Washington University)
Imprint: Oxford University Press Inc
Country of Publication: United States
Edition: 3rd Revised edition
Dimensions: Height: 226mm, Width: 269mm, Spine: 25mm
Weight: 1g
ISBN: 9780197662809
ISBN 10: 0197662803
Pages: 368
Publication Date: 19 January 2024
Audience: College/higher education , Primary
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active

John Rennie Short is Professor of Public Policy at University of Maryland, Baltimore County. He is an expert on urban issues, environmental concerns, globalization, political geography, and the history of cartograph. He has studied cities around the world, lectured around the world to a variety of audiences, and authored over 30 books. Dr. Lisa Benton-Short is a Professor of Geography, Global Equity and Social Justice at Professor of Geography at George Washington University. She is an urban geographer with an interest in the dynamics of the urban environment from many angles, including: urban sustainability, planning and public space, monuments and memorials, urban national parks, globalization, and immigration. Benton-Short has authored twelve books and is also Chief Reader for Advanced Placement Human Geography.

Reviews for Human Geography: A Short Introduction

"Real world examples and relatable content, which fits the needs of material as demographers studying these important aspects of human culture."" ""Comprehensively covered from a global and historical perspective. "" ""Excellent overview sharing the big picture, simultaneously going back in history and looking to the future."" -Shernaz Bamji, Brookdale Community College, Rubenstein User A very diverse approach to the subject."" -Michael Ruddell, Yavapai College, Short User I have recommended this book to colleagues who also teach introductory human/cultural geography. I emphasize the three ""Cs"": cost, concision, and clarity."" -John Teeple, Fresno City College, Short User"