Why Geography Matters: A brief guide to the planet (by Nicholas Crane)
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Making the Case for Geographical Thinking
Why Geography Matters argues that understanding geography, how people, places and the planet's systems connect, is essential to grappling with climate change, migration, resource scarcity and other pressing global challenges.
Nicholas Crane, a geographer, broadcaster and former President of the Royal Geographical Society known for BBC series such as Coast and Map Man, distils a career's worth of thinking into this concise, accessible guide.
A thoughtful introduction ...
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Making the Case for Geographical Thinking
Why Geography Matters argues that understanding geography, how people, places and the planet's systems connect, is essential to grappling with climate change, migration, resource scarcity and other pressing global challenges.
Nicholas Crane, a geographer, broadcaster and former President of the Royal Geographical Society known for BBC series such as Coast and Map Man, distils a career's worth of thinking into this concise, accessible guide.
A thoughtful introduction for readers wanting to see world events through a geographical lens, rather than a technical textbook.
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