Cities of the World: World Regional Urban Development (Harper & Row Series in Geography)
by Jack Williams, Stanley D. Brunn
Cities of the World explores urban development through the lens of regional geography. With a global focus, it offers a framework for understanding cities as centers of settlement and social organization, making it a useful resource for students and readers interested in geography and urban studies.
About This Book
Cities of the World examines urban development from a global and regional geography perspective.
The book focuses on cities as important places of human settlement, organization, and change.
Its regional approach provides a framework for considering how urban areas differ across the world.
It is suited to readers studying geography, cities, and patterns of urban development.
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